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The attemp of this measure on your part is clear You want only the rich to profit on events of future economic turbulence - not the low life non ruling class. Ive done my research and Im well educated on what these funds do. It doesnt take a genius or a class. Go find something else to regulate.
I do not appreciate regulators trying to restrict opportunities to advance ones wealth in life by telling them they must have knowledge, be certified, or already have wealth. This restricts people already at a disadvantage. Very similar to telling blacks and people of color that the must be able to read in order to vote. This considered rule is a straight discrimination.
