The truth is that no one has had the opportunity to WOW TBC Classic Gold swap with all their characters that they spend all day on, but if the queue times would be so much of a win it would have been possible to do this.
The argument against server transfers is also valid for switching sides. You don't know for sure if the number of users is sufficient for long term raiding or any other type of content. While there may be less queue times, you won't be able to complete every kara raid in several months. Even if you're on the same server every side differs in terms of growth and mentality of the player. Side transfers can help solve the issue of long queue times and other problems.
And "I want to play with my friends" is a great argument since the issue is not the individual server players, as this mostly affects open world pvp, but more the balance of battlegrounds group populations and the motivation to join the battles. This, in particular, is the most significant issue, since each region is relatively balanced state overall and is in a battlegroup with its own, yet being able to expire 4-5 times than alliance.
It's a straight lie. Original Blizzard developers admitted that cheap TBC Classic Gold the inability to fix the imbalance in racials had been mistake. Every Man For Himself was an avid Horde player, proved this. PVE players who are casual on servers are the only people that aren't bothered by racial issues.