All perfectly true reasons to not look for a solution of course. But is it helping in any way? I'm trying to make this into a sort of brainstorm about possible solutions. First thing you do with brainstorming is not give any reason why not to do some things, but rather agraggate all thoughts all together. Round 2 can be to do pro's and con's of them all.
Very nice said, but not well thought of because the amount of people who got what they where asking for is a very small group compared to the group who actually don't complain and just agree with it all.
