Short answer: Yes, I do.
I am still slightly confused. Why are capital gains distributions "bad" and dividends "good"? They are both money that is reinvensted (theoretically) and taxed.
I assume we're talking about "Nondividend distributions".
They're not "Bad"... They're just not as good as qualified dividends. I am not a CPA... but my understanding is that non-dividend distributions are not taxable. But... they reduce your cost basis. In effect, they have a negative effect on your taxes at some date in the future when you sell the stocks/funds. In effect, they lump together and will whittle your basis down, making your "profit" larger.
Qualified dividends are taxed at a rate lower than your actual marginal rate. If you are married/filing jointly, you can make up to $75,900 (2017) and pay zero taxes on dividends/cap gains.