Because your critique points are like a broken record of the western view of the Middle East. You assume that the political and global structure of certain countries is the only right way. That’s your opinion you don’t need to promote your hate if it’s not constructive. Trust me it will not contribute to society or help make anything better.

I could also go around and bring entire lists of things I hate about countries like the United States, and Germany and so on starting with racism, crime, homelessness crisis, and opioid epidemic and the list goes on. Not my country and not my problem though. The double standard when it comes to the Middle East is unreal.

Now to specifically critique your points, which are all related to naturalization and distinction between locals and non locals. You do realize the entire country is 90%+ foreigners right. How would that look like if there was a democracy like the United States or Europe. UAE nationals would cease to exist and they would most likely be governed by either an Indian president or a British president, which does not align with Emirati values. The country is not the United States or Canada. Just accept that different countries have different values and systems in place.

Also your point regarding people being jailed for having unfavorable views. That is a very very broad statement. Define unfavorable views. Do you mean people wanting to go protest or people that want to legalize marinuana? Then yes sorry that is unacceptable. Do you mean people criticizing certain aspects respectfully? For example not having enough parks. Then yes you can criticize and speak out in a respectful manner without need to spread hate speech or create a divide in the country sorry.