This was not a fallacy, what I brought was the lack of ability to analyze the state of affairs from an objective point of view due to a lack of practical experience in the world. You can certainly complain and find a country's environmental or political problems horrific, but do you have the capacity to say that you have a solution to the problems it presents? That's a paramount point (and I'm not saying anyone even has these answers, doesn't they). Of course we can talk about things that we have no experience with, but that doesn't mean we should be blind to the set of things we don't really know, you don't really know the difficulty of "just hiring one more dev" and clearly you don't understands the fact that "just don't hire someone" is nowhere near the solution to any problem, so my point was that your statement was empty in itself, if you lack real knowledge about something then most likely your statements about that something will be addicted to whatever ideological or pre-established views you may have had before. Of course, if you think I'm wrong, feel free to answer me, but don't reduce my points to mere fallacies.
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This was not a fallacy, what I brought was the lack of ability to analyze the state of affairs from an objective point of view due to a lack of practical experience in the world. You can certainly complain and find a country's environmental or political problems horrific, but do you have the capacity to say that you have a solution to the problems it presents? That's a paramount point (and I'm not saying anyone even has these answers, doesn't they). Of course we can talk about things that we have no experience with, but that doesn't mean we should be blind to the set of things we don't really know, you don't really know the difficulty of "just hiring one more dev" and clearly you don't understands the fact that "just don't hire someone" is nowhere near the solution to any problem, so my point was that your statement was empty in itself, if you lack real knowledge about something then most likely your statements about that something will be addicted to whatever ideological or pre-established views you may have had before. Of course, if you think I'm wrong, feel free to answer me, but don't reduce my points to mere fallacies.