So, I saw this infograph on Facebook and became annoyed with it.

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So, I saw this infograph on Facebook and became annoyed with it.
http://jasonisms.blogspot.com/2012/09/bain-capital.html

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Jason ON said…
Why was I annoyed? Because it wanted to portray private enterprise as the only viable capital investor when the truth is, companies go in and out of business everyday. Some are ladled with so much debt by their saviors that they spend decades trying to get out from under their obligations. And some companies, like Bain, prey on those companies, saddle them with debt and then toss them to the wind when they've extracted their fees from them.
September 26, 2012 at 4:21 PM
Shannon Dillavou said…
But to those who don't dig further, all they see is Romney saves companies I know and recognize whereas Barack's green energy efforts were a waste of money.  Don't go muddling my instant perception with actual facts and back-stories of truth...that makes me have to actually think and reason and we all know how many of us enjoy doing that.
September 26, 2012 at 4:54 PM
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