Bain Capital is Most Unethical Business in America (gas prices, government, federal)

[Roadking2003]

Originally Posted by jackmccullough

"Most unethical business in America" is a very high standard.

For instance, all around the country there are mortgage companies foreclosing on homes based on fraudulent documents. I would say that ranks very high.

There are corporations that systematically violate health and safety standards, endangering their workers, customers, and the public.

We have companies like Amway, which is nothing more than a glorified pyramid scheme.

Or, for something you may not have thought of, take a good, hard look at the NCAA. Every time you learn something new about them you find they have set a new standard for scumminess and corruption.

There is no shortage of unethical businesses, and it would be very hard to identify the absolute worst.

And some of them like Solyndra are doing it on tax payers dollars.

[lifelongMOgal]

Originally Posted by joebaldknobber

Bain Capital is the most controversial company since Enron or Walmart.

They must ruining America.

Any thoughts?

Ridiculous statement.


next..........

[Roadking2003]

Originally Posted by itsjustmeagain

You told me to list company's where this happened.

My job is done.

Not quite. Your list is flawed and just because you said they were prosperous doesn't make it true.

[EinsteinsGhost]

Originally Posted by hawkeye2009

The libs are pretty desperate to dig up dirt on Romney, as there is no dirt. Let us review Obama's transgressions-

1. $16 trillion debt
2. doubling the national debt
3. $1.3 trillion annual deficits
4. failed $1 trillion stimulus
5. Failed energy policy
6. Solyndra
7. closing gulf oil platforms
8. shunting US funds to Brazillian drilling to help his friend, George Soros
9. Reznik realestate scandal
10. Black panthers scandal
11. Fast and furious scandal
12. communists in the white house
13. Bill Ayers and Rev Wright scandal
14. questionable citizenship
15. hidden college transcripts
16. failed response to Gulf Oil spill
17. Keystone pipeline
18. opposition to non-union workers in S.C. Boeing plant
19. "stimulus" funds given nearly exclusively to democrats and contributors
20. Nancy Pelosi/Solyndra scandal
21. Aunt and uncle are known illegals
22. Obamacare disaster
23. failure to prevent Iran from securing the bomb
24. institutional policy to oppose coal and allow electricity rates to "skyrocket"
25. Far left supreme court justice nominees


I think that Ronmey is going to have more fun in the debates than Obama. If we want to talk about who is ruining America, look at the above list.

The typical right wing awesomeness.

[ringwise]

Originally Posted by JazzyTallGuy

If they make it by laying off thousands of workers and negatively impacting the communities those workers live in that's pretty bad.

Of course you have to actually CARE about things like that to notice.

So you're saying our president doesn't CARE - after all, Solyndra and companies like them laid off workers and impacted their communities. Or is that, as always, different?

[ringwise]

Originally Posted by joebaldknobber

Bain Capital operates like the Gypsies that buy all the crap from stores going out of business, and resell it from their van.

Exactly. And those businesses would have gone out of business anyway, with or without the gypsies. In fact, the cash that paid for the crap might have kept a cashier employed just a little longer.

[jackmccullough]

Originally Posted by Roadking2003

And some of them like the mortgage companies and the NCAA are doing it on tax payers dollars.

Fixed.

[Roadking2003]

Originally Posted by ringwise

So you're saying our president doesn't CARE - after all, Solyndra and companies like them laid off workers and impacted their communities. Or is that, as always, different?

You just don't understand the definition of good and bad.

Good business: Obama bails out Solyndra and GM.... they fire thousands of workers and close bunches of dealerships. But he has empathy while wasting our tax dollars.

Bad business: Bain takes failing companies and combines their assets and market shares to produce a new company, breaks no laws, takes no government handouts and turns a profit. Since Bain doesn't take our tax dollars, they don't need empathy. And thousands of stockholders with a 401k love them.

[Quick Enough]

Originally Posted by joebaldknobber

Bain Capital is the most controversial company since Enron or Walmart.

They must ruining America.

Any thoughts?

And your credentials are what?

[Bily Lovec]

Originally Posted by T-310

They make money for their investors.

How is that bad?

because Chicago-Jesus says so !