Three data points is hardly enough data to make a point, let alone extrapolate it into anything meaningful.  Bailouts are generally bad because they take the consequences for irresponsible behavior out of the equation.  They also skew the economics of investment and risk/reward.  The people who want bailouts are those who have a lot to lose, so bailouts invariably favor the richest people in the economy while destabilizing the currency for the rest of us.  Bailouts should be a measure of last resort, but "too big to fail" is now a permanent part of our lexicon to the detriment of us all (except the billionaire class).