> voluntarily unless they were doing so through an index fund like a significant majority of public capital > understanding the structure I would bet against

> voluntarily unless they were doing so through an index fund like a significant majority of public capital > understanding the structure I would bet against every Facebook shareholder understanding at the time of investment; I would bet against even a majority thinking through the long-term ramifications I understand your point — it’s a free market, nobody MAKES you buy stock — but I still don’t think it’s a reason to totally write off all the implications of a dual-class share structure for one of the biggest companies in the world.