Don't buy from large gas companies!?

[TheDarkRacer]

i hate that the gas price is so high but it is actually good for the economy... it shows how scarce gasoline actually is and it should cause a trigger in people to change their means of transportation. If gas was back at $1.30 we would still have SUV's selling like hotcakes and fossil fuels running out faster then we do now. Since prices are just incentives to direct resources to their most productive use, the rise of gas prices should be an incentive that changes your state of thinking, and open you up to different means of transportation. I bet if gas prices we're still that low, E85 production , hydrogen, electric, hybrids... etc wouldn't have been started, and the gas price would actually still be that high its just we'd be paying through taxes instead of directly at the pump.

Your dumb. ur sucks. Gulf Of Mexico and Alaska ftw, Tree huggers FTL.
We have more oil here in the US then the rest of the world. Were just letting them use up all their oil first so then WE can contorl gas prices... MUAHAHHAHAHA
~TDR

[preferredduck]

Your dumb. ur sucks. Gulf Of Mexico and Alaska ftw, Tree huggers FTL.
We have more oil here in the US then the rest of the world. Were just letting them use up all their oil first so then WE can contorl gas prices... MUAHAHHAHAHA
~TDR

better technology is the way to go, i'm not a tree hugger but i do want to breath and be able to go outside in 30yrs, if we even make it that far.

[tony]

Your dumb. ur sucks. Gulf Of Mexico and Alaska ftw, Tree huggers FTL.
We have more oil here in the US then the rest of the world. Were just letting them use up all their oil first so then WE can contorl gas prices... MUAHAHHAHAHA
~TDR

Actually Rizz's comment was one of the brightest.. your comment is very stupid considering how you started it.

Do you even know how the process works? By your rationale gas in Alaska should be under $1.00 a gallon considering that is where we drill for oil but coming from someone who spent 18 years there I can assure you that is not the case.

Want to know why? Cause we sell it to other countries A lot of you dumb asses don't read before you post or grasp a good understanding of the subject at hand. EVEN IF WE DRILL FOR OIL IN THE UNITED STATES IT IS STILL BEING SOLD FOR PROFIT TO OTHER COUNTRIES!

It is a GLOBAL COMMODITY, furthermore even if ANWR was opened up it would be at least a decade before that oil hit the market.. hardly a quick fix.

People like Rizzler that grasp the concept get it, decrease dependency rather than increase supply.

[rizzler]

Actually Rizz's comment was one of the brightest.. your comment is very stupid considering how you started it.

Do you even know how the process works? By your rationale gas in Alaska should be under $1.00 a gallon considering that is where we drill for oil but coming from someone who spent 18 years there I can assure you that is not the case.

Want to know why? Cause we sell it to other countries A lot of you dumb asses don't read before you post or grasp a good understanding of the subject at hand. EVEN IF WE DRILL FOR OIL IN THE UNITED STATES IT IS STILL BEING SOLD FOR PROFIT TO OTHER COUNTRIES!

It is a GLOBAL COMMODITY, furthermore even if ANWR was opened up it would be at least a decade before that oil hit the market.. hardly a quick fix.

People like Rizzler that grasp the concept get it, decrease dependency rather than increase supply.

Very well said. I'd rep you but
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to tony again.
late.

[KevinT707]

decrease dependency rather than increase supply.

I completely understand and agree with this.