I did miss it and just saw it. I think it’s a really misleading post that misses the point of the whole thing. I think Dave McClure’s comment is incredibly important.  I’ve repeated it here:“what an incredibly defeatist attitude, not to mention a narrow misinterpretation of the bill that paints it as taking away opportunities — opportunities which wouldn't even exist without its creation.1) to describe failure = deportation is a GROSS exaggeration of the issue, and distorts the focus of the bill. if the bill doesn't pass, the entrepreneur wouldn't be able to come to the country anyway. you're making it seem as if something that never existed is being taken away. YES, you do have to meet the terms of the bill to qualify — create jobs & economic output. if you don't qualify, then sorry you don't get to stay if you don't meet those rqmts. you can try again, and re-apply if you want… however the PRIMARY focus is to create jobs and economic results. if you don't, then sorry but this isn't a charity program. people in business do it for results, this is no different.2) to suggest that there is any extra power that investors have over entrepreneurs again misses the primary point — if you take money from investors, you ALREADY have signed up for a relationship which shares power & control (board seats, preferred shares, voting rights, etc). to assume that this is substantially different due to the specifics of this bill again misses the point — both founders & investors are here to create economic output. in this case, it's a fairly specific and clear goal to create jobs & revenue, not some unfair / unclear objectives which investors can manipulate.in summary, you're looking for every possible thing that can go wrong with the bill, instead of every thing it can do to improve the lives and opportunities of talented entrepreneurs who want to come to the US. if you prefer to be a victim, you can find crisis & despair & misfortune around every corner, and never decide to get out of bed in the morning. personally, i'd hate to be that kind of person.if on the other hand you prefer to be an optimist, you can find reasons for great positive things to occur, and the Startup Visa provides open doors for people to pursue their dreams where none existed previously.Personally, i'd rather light a candle for those who take risks & make things happen, than to blow out the flame and leave us in darkness where people like yourself have only fears instead of hope. thanks for the alternative perspective, but no thanks.”