> you never even care to ask about that
Honestly, I don't know where that would be public information to know to ask about it.
> to own not much (to zero) Bitcoins;
That is not the case. Most people who have been very vocal pushing for larger blocks have significant Bitcoin investments.
> segwit which roughly doubles block transaction capacity
This only happens if all wallets adopt it, which makes them write/fix their wallet software upstream. That takes time. It's not a quick enough solution for an urgent problem.
Last, if you're taking money from someone there is a conflict of interest there.
"It's hard to get a man to understand something if his job depends on him not understanding it" - Upton Sinclair
Large investors usually want something back for their investments. Maybe you don't know what that is right now, but it's legitimate for regular users to be weary of it.