Topic: Is GREED destroying our country? | |
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Edited by
hinkypoepoe
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Mon 09/08/08 04:34 PM
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I love capitalism but it seems that everyone is out to screw people out of their money these days. I mean gas is down to $106.00 a barrel and the cost at the pump is still around $3.50 a gallon? Seems out of wack to me. What do you think??? |
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I love capitalism but it seems that everyone is out to screw people out of their money these days. I mean gas is down to $106.00 a barrel and the cost at the pump is still around $3.50 a gallon? |
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its a given
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better than that "for the greater good" crap though, lol. we just need a good president and congress and senate,lol. good luck on those ones.
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Greed... not as likely as laziness. A lot of people want lot's of money, but don't want to work hard for it. It's that attitude that inspires people to sue people for no good reason.
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I feel you my fellow little pessimists. No one seems to talk about greed though.
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isn't that the law , we the people just bend over and take it up the arse.
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well its natural. we ALL see the green eyed mosnter once or 2 in our lives at least. lol. but no one wants to blame anyone for doing anything for it, since theyd do it if they were in that position.
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Yes.
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I agree so much,,,the stores say they have to raise the prices because of the gas cost,,,it has lowered some, but the prices in the stores do not lower. The Oil Companies are making Billions in pure profit off the Americans,,this is so disgusting.
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Edited by
Ted14621
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Mon 09/08/08 04:40 PM
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I love capitalism but it seems that everyone is out to screw people out of their money these days. I mean gas is down to $106.00 a barrel and the cost at the pump is still around $3.50 a gallon? Seems out of wack to me. What do you think??? |
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These days?
I think this has been a problem throughout all of mankinds history. You just aren't doing enough of the screwing, yourself. Remember that lemonade stand you had way back when, and you sold flavored sugar and water for .05cents a cup, but never reimbursed ma & pops on the water bill? Or paid taxes on your profit to Uncle Sam? Although you'll probably deny it. I think we're bred this way. So start screwing more people yourself. You'll feel much happier, just like when you had that lemonade stand. |
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Edited by
quiet_2008
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Mon 09/08/08 04:41 PM
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I love capitalism but it seems that everyone is out to screw people out of their money these days. I mean gas is down to $106.00 a barrel and the cost at the pump is still around $3.50 a gallon? Seems out of wack to me. What do you think??? I think that when oil goes up gas futures do immediately. Its when they go down and there is a lag that the local owened gas distributors get their share of the boom *hey nicolo!!!* |
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I think I'm going to give " Mutual Match" another chance!!
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So start screwing more people yourself. Great advice... |
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im not gonna not pay my taxes because of some over wealthy hipocrite. lol im just gonna do what i do best, shout at the top of my lungs that its BS as i fill my gas tank up, then one day POOF ima snap and go nuts and burn up a bunch of gas stations or something,lol.
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I agree it is out of wack, but they do as they please.
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Major whackage.
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These days? I think this has been a problem throughout all of mankinds history. You just aren't doing enough of the screwing, yourself. Remember that lemonade stand you had way back when, and you sold flavored sugar and water for .05cents a cup, but never reimbursed ma & pops on the water bill? Or paid taxes on your profit to Uncle Sam? Although you'll probably deny it. I think we're bred this way. So start screwing more people yourself. You'll feel much happier, just like when you had that lemonade stand. I sold dime bags behind the bleachers. |
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From my understanding, oil futures are just that, reserves purchased in advance. The oil being pumped into your car now was bought at some point many months ago. Each batch of oil is marked for the price at the time it was purchased, to ensure every barrel is profitable. That said, the oil prices of now, as they are purchased will reflect winter gas prices.So figure by Dec/Jan, we might see gas back to about $2.50-$2.80 /gallon
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