I'll accept this answer... but... I was referring to the use on the Live CD, not on an installed system. As far as I can tell bash is the application started, not getty. Furthermore, it appears to save at least 3 MB which is more than one bash instance. Also, each (according to bootchart) ends up running a series of checks that appear to be separate from each other (could be reading wrong).
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