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Proteus · 07-28-2006, 03:57 PM

[quote="TGB!":74db7][quote:74db7]"They're making billions upon billions of dollars," he says. "And when this car sells, that'll go down — to low billions upon billions."[/quote:74db7]

Sophomoric response and the typical "blame game" anti-oil (and by extension, anti-American-Conservative) "activists" lob out there. Noone FORCES you to buy gasoline. Regulating oil prices in the united states because you dont want to pay 3 bucks at the tank (or 10 bucks american in the UK) is bullshit and anti-capatalism and would only HURT consumners in the long run. Whats next, regulating the price of a pair of sneakers? Of internet access? How about we start regulating the price of goods in YOUR service industry - see how long you keep your job then.

The oil companies arent the problem. Consumners are.[/quote:74db7]

Gas is a necessity in many North American lives. They can't just not buy gas.

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Proteus is Offline Lieutenant Colonel Posts: 7,162 Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Plymouth, MA	07-28-2006, 03:57 PM [quote="TGB!":74db7][quote:74db7]"They're making billions upon billions of dollars," he says. "And when this car sells, that'll go down — to low billions upon billions."[/quote:74db7] Sophomoric response and the typical "blame game" anti-oil (and by extension, anti-American-Conservative) "activists" lob out there. Noone FORCES you to buy gasoline. Regulating oil prices in the united states because you dont want to pay 3 bucks at the tank (or 10 bucks american in the UK) is bullshit and anti-capatalism and would only HURT consumners in the long run. Whats next, regulating the price of a pair of sneakers? Of internet access? How about we start regulating the price of goods in YOUR service industry - see how long you keep your job then. The oil companies arent the problem. Consumners are.[/quote:74db7] Gas is a necessity in many North American lives. They can't just not buy gas.