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<blockquote data-quote="UnconTROLLed" data-source="post: 1227467" data-attributes="member: 18708">The mythology within the rhetoric and talking points is that people such as Mitt Romney have ventured to improve society as a whole, aiding to provide mobility for working class Americans.After all, he&#039;s a &quot;job producer&quot;&nbsp;Romney and Bain Capital were taking money and fruits of labor from &quot;mostly&quot; 18-25 year old, hard working young Americans, for decades.&nbsp; He took part in providing very little, to nothing good for society.&nbsp; His M.O. for corporate success is providing minimum-wage jobs with no benefits and the usual union-busting tactics to keep workers down. (see Dunkin Donuts, for ex.)&nbsp;&nbsp; A large, profitable corporation which shares very little, if not the bare minimum, with the ones actually doing the work.&nbsp;That doesn&#039;t include the numerous once-successful companies which he manufactured the demise of, in the name of Wall St. greed and profits.&nbsp; How many hard-working Americans are on welfare rolls/assistance?&nbsp; These are the Americans you feel should be voting R, supporting the Fred Smiths? The Romneys?&nbsp; Ignorance.Obviously, the Democratic Party is vile.&nbsp; But let&#039;s not lose sight of the fact that the Republicans are equally vile.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UnconTROLLed, post: 1227467, member: 18708"] The mythology within the rhetoric and talking points is that people such as Mitt Romney have ventured to improve society as a whole, aiding to provide mobility for working class Americans. After all, he's a "job producer" Romney and Bain Capital were taking money and fruits of labor from "mostly" 18-25 year old, hard working young Americans, for decades. He took part in providing very little, to nothing good for society. His M.O. for corporate success is providing minimum-wage jobs with no benefits and the usual union-busting tactics to keep workers down. (see Dunkin Donuts, for ex.) A large, profitable corporation which shares very little, if not the bare minimum, with the ones actually doing the work. That doesn't include the numerous once-successful companies which he manufactured the demise of, in the name of Wall St. greed and profits. How many hard-working Americans are on welfare rolls/assistance? These are the Americans you feel should be voting R, supporting the Fred Smiths? The Romneys? Ignorance. Obviously, the Democratic Party is vile. But let's not lose sight of the fact that the Republicans are equally vile. [/QUOTE]

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