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Everything I read said 18 to mid 20s!callmeslick wrote:child labor....
This is what I can't find, do you have a link?callmeslick wrote:overlooks the cold, hard fact that Bain DID eventually purchase that factory,...
I see it as your biased opinion!callmeslick wrote:Can't it be inferred,...
Suggestions from most news outlets carry very little weight!callmeslick wrote:From another very quick web search:
"The Boston Globe suggested that the factory may be part of Global Tech, a Chinese appliances company that Bain invested in in 1998".
I will agree with the funny smell because of the no comment.callmeslick wrote:and, as late as this morning, Romney's spokespeople offered "no comment" as their official answer on whether Bain did, indeed, own the factory in question. Absolute proof? No. But, something sort of smells funny.
Been a little busy...The link that you chose to post? Where does it say anything about Romney/Bain buying that "chinese factory"? Where does it say anything tangible or substantive to back your opinion? Bullshit!callmeslick wrote:must've been a really little amount of investigation. I found 27 stories and this clip in a Google search:Darkhorse wrote:OK Slick, I did a little investigating on the above comment. Did you check any of it out? Or are you just passing around the Kool-Aid cup? Like I said I am NOT a Romney fan! He is no better or worse than Obama. Obama had his chance; he has failed!callmeslick wrote:Now, Buzz.....It's not criminal to buy a Chinese factory and employ 14 year old girls, housed like cattle in dormitories to make stuff cheap and boost your pocketed profits. Beastly, subhuman, cruel, arrogant, greedy and uncaring? Sure, but not criminal.
http://daveporter.typepad.com/global_st ... video.html
You should have read the transcript provided at the link you posted. I'm beginningcallmeslick wrote:the man is rambling on about a factory with child labor and long hours. I chose a video that analyzed the piece, in the interest of fairness, but if you think Romney was speaking about anything of benefit to the average American worker, you see something I don't.
That Romney tried to turn the situation into a description of how rosy things are for American workers overlooks the cold, hard fact that Bain DID eventually purchase that factory, as I understand it. What Romney tries to do is state how things are SO much better for Americans by comparing the situation for working Americans to a factory with dormitory housing, a guarded fence and long hours.
Can't it be inferred, then, that Romney thinks matters are pretty rosy for Americans, in a real-world situation where most American workers might disagree?
May be one of them twenty something other links makes yer point...?Yeah...something does smell funny.....You and the way you chose to present BS, hoping it would "slide" as a fact.callmeslick wrote:From another very quick web search:
"The Boston Globe suggested that the factory may be part of Global Tech, a Chinese appliances company that Bain invested in in 1998"
and, as late as this morning, Romney's spokespeople offered "no comment" as their official answer on whether Bain did, indeed, own the factory in question.
Absolute proof? No. But, something sort of smells funny.
