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One of your key premises, that investing in startups is a key / good path to getting rich, is flawed. Investing in startups is notoriously NOT that stable of an
by elefanten 9y ago
One of your key premises, that investing in startups is a key / good path to getting rich, is flawed. Investing in startups is notoriously NOT that stable of an investment vehicle. If you're a small-scale enough investor to not meet accreditation rules, why would you WANT to throw 10k at a startup?
You speak in terms of rights and that's one debate to have. But evaluating the material harm in this situation, the notion that this denies upward economic mobility in a significant way seems overstated.
- goptimize 9y ago"One of your key premises, that investing in startups is a key / good path to getting rich, is flawed" - straw man argument
- crush-n-spread 9y agoHis key premise is that freedom of association extends to seed investments. As the other poster said you have set up a straw man argument here.