Imagine someone who wants to work in tourism or healthcare and would rather stay near home than chase a metro commute. That still feels like a real job opportunity to me, so saying Kerala is just not good for jobs seems too broad. I am not sure how to argue the rest, honestly.

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The practical consequence of the other side's framing is that it nudges people to leave before they even look. If everyone hears "no jobs," that belief becomes self-fulfilling: talent exits, local firms struggle to hire, and the story looks true. Sure, Kerala lacks the high-paying tech scale of a metro, and my opponent's salary point is fair. But opportunity isn't only a big-campus salary; tourism, healthcare, remittance-backed services, and remote work are real. Better to say jobs are different, not absent.