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Thank you. The real problem is all of the above advantages you cite only happened because you thought for and took care of yourself. Most people can't seem to b

• smeej 4y ago
  I'll be the first to acknowledge it isn't easy or straightforward. I understand why people don't want to have to do the work. If you do it poorly, you likely will end up worse off. If that's a real concern for someone, perhaps working as an employee will be a better fit. There are already laws governing what employers have to do if you go that route. It's just not fair to universalize that experience. If I can and want to do the work, leave me alone and let me do it. Nobody's saying you have to do it this way. Nobody's saying you shouldn't be able to work as an employee for any employer that will have you. I'm just saying I want to run my work as a business, myself, and I don't think it should be up to you to tell me I can't just because you wouldn't want to. ("You" in the generic "person who wants to impose this law on me" sense, not "you" as in previous commenter.)