Re:New Zealand town with too many jobs offering packages of ...
by gravypod on Monday July 04, 2016 @01:16PM
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I am not sure if you have read my initial comment so I will write it again here: "I wish there were places like New Zealand and Australia with less restrictive laws. It's practically the most ideal place for a person like me to live except the local laws are alien and restrictive to me."
> please stay where you are.
I intent to do so. I never intended to move to NZ due to restrictions on things I like.
> maniacal about spreading
I never asked to spread my opinions to other countries. I have only attempted to give a fair depiction of how ineffective the restrictions on firearms ownership are.
> kind of obsessive insistence on widespread gun ownership [...] that some Americans have, I find very disturbing.
(Nice you nicked the bit about it being religion before I had a go at it ;))
No I don't think I am being obsessive. I think if you read my original post you will understand better. I am saying "I don't want to go here because X".
This boils down to: I have N places to choose to live in for retirement. In choice A I am allowed to do everything I want, in choice B I am not. Why move to choice B?
That makes no sense to me. I also don't think that is an obsessive attitude.
Edit: (I clicked reply a little too soon)
I'm sorry to say, but New Zealand and Australia aren't the only safe and friendly countries in the world. I can move to many places other then there and get the same protection and standard of living (often for a cheaper price point) then in New Zealand.
> please stay where you are.
I intent to do so. I never intended to move to NZ due to restrictions on things I like.
> maniacal about spreading
I never asked to spread my opinions to other countries. I have only attempted to give a fair depiction of how ineffective the restrictions on firearms ownership are.
Please read this for my exact concerns: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12028162
> kind of obsessive insistence on widespread gun ownership [...] that some Americans have, I find very disturbing.
(Nice you nicked the bit about it being religion before I had a go at it ;))
No I don't think I am being obsessive. I think if you read my original post you will understand better. I am saying "I don't want to go here because X".
This boils down to: I have N places to choose to live in for retirement. In choice A I am allowed to do everything I want, in choice B I am not. Why move to choice B?
That makes no sense to me. I also don't think that is an obsessive attitude.
Edit: (I clicked reply a little too soon)
I'm sorry to say, but New Zealand and Australia aren't the only safe and friendly countries in the world. I can move to many places other then there and get the same protection and standard of living (often for a cheaper price point) then in New Zealand.