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That's the correct attitude, and it illustrates a stark difference between American and European culture. In America, this would never be allowed happen. You w
by hwstar 11y ago
That's the correct attitude, and it illustrates a stark difference between American and European culture.
In America, this would never be allowed happen. You would need to be able to start a business using your own resources, or you will end up working for someone else or if that fails, homeless and living in poverty.
Some people argue that America has too large a population and the funds required would be too much of a burden for businesses or the government, but I don't buy this. I think it has to do more with keeping the powers that be in place, and a loathing of government programs by most Americans.
- ajross 11y ago> You would need to be able to start a business using your own resources Given that investors in the US seem to be literally throwing cash at bay area startups (c.f. this very site), I'm not sure that I buy this point at all. Surely it's much easier to start a successful business as a US resident than it is in Finland, right?