It's not a very long complaint by any means. It looks to be (if anything) because there are always two sides to any issue, if one is to put it in the best light for both parties, an individual who is sick of waiting, is impatient and wants their money back. And it isn't exactly a substantial amount of money either.
When you make a direct investment in a company, it isn't something like: I invested my money and now can I have my money back. That's not typically how it works. It's the investment world, and it's on the investors part to do due diligence understanding what the realities are and to have realistic expectations.
And 100% agree.
You would have to ask the mayor of Gary, Indiana what he thinks about this recent decision.
Anyone is more than welcome to do that but more than not it won't amount to proverbial bugs dust in a whirl wind as the saying goes.
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