[Skybird]

Well, I stick to that thought experiment as outlined in this thread.

If reality in a country is such as you describe and regulations - like certainly in the EU - would hinder me to fill jobs as I see fit, instead to give quotas to people I see as unqualified or for other reasons would not like to employ, I would not launch a business in such a country. Doing so would mean to make myself vulnerable to a policy and a political style that I do not like and do not wish to support by my investments and personal resources.

I never felt like wanting to be a businessman, I simply do not have the according genes, but if I would do it and found a company or business myself, I would not do it inside Europe or North America. Too over-regulated, too much political madness, to much untrustworthiness in the legal stability of law and order.

Honestly said I would not know where to go. South Africa maybe. Brazil, with great caution. Everything, just not the EU, where bureaucracy and growing redistribution and PC ideology is going to gag and strangle all and everything.

I'm quite happy not to be a businessowner. Not my cup of tea. - He who has nothing to lose cannot be blackmailed, robbed or threatened.