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gas over $4 is here! is $5 gas far behind ?
grinder wrote: > "Eeyore"wrote > > AirRaid wrote: > > > >> http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/9...dollarstp5.jpg > >> > >> High gas prices > > > > You people haven't a clue what high gas prices are ! > > > > You want to pay less ? Drive a car with better mileage. > > > Tell it to the truckers who transport goods I purchase. Their trucks already do 8-9 mpg despite carrying huge loads. Quite a respectable mileage considering. Graham |
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gas over $4 is here! is $5 gas far behind ?
Why is gas $4 in San Francisco - and $3 here in North Carolina? Ever
occur to you that it's hardly because the Arabs and Venezuela's Chavez love us and hate you? Ever occur to you that it's hardly because Exxon loves us and hates you? It's TAXES - as in the TAXES Kalifornia needs to keep the insolvent Illegal Alien State going. No $4 to park! No $6 admission! http://www.INTERNET-GUN-SHOW.com |
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Bill Bonde ( Obtuse Neocon Ass ho' ) wrote:
> hc23hc wrote: > > > > That money is leaving the economy, as far as civilians are > > concerned. Never to return. They will happily charge you $10/gallon > > next week if you go on acquiescing to their bull****. > > How is that money "leaving the economy"? Rapidly, Ass Ho Bondo, and in large quantity, like the profits from arms trading. None of it ever comes back. Which is why ... Oligopolies are not only morally wrong, they're economically wrong. .. .. .. |
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mackerel-crotch lied:
> Bill Bonde wrote: >> mackerel-crotch lied: >> >> >>> That money is leaving the economy, as far as civilians are >>> concerned. Never to return. They will happily charge you $10/gallon >>> next week if you go on acquiescing to their bull****. >> How is that money "leaving the economy"? > > > Rapidly, It isn't. You don't know what the **** you're talking about. |
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Rudy Canoza wrote:
>> Rapidly, > > It isn't. You don't know what the **** you're talking about. I don't think money can "leave" an economy. Even if it goes into an oil company's CEO's Swiss bank account, it's still in the economy. -- John Mayson > Austin, Texas, USA |
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gas over $4 is here! is $5 gas far behind ?
On May 13, 1:22 pm, hc23hc > wrote:
> AirRaid wrote: > > > High gas prices are posted at a Shell gas station in San Francisco, > > Thursday, May 10, 2007. With gasoline prices poised to break records > > at the pump, energy futures prices jumped Thursday as traders noticed > > a gas supply imbalance in the fine print of Wednesday's government > > inventory report. > > It's got ****-all to do with 'supply imbalance' and everything to with > Big Oil's bottom line. Billions of Dollars in windfall profits every > week. That money is leaving the economy, as far as civilians are > concerned. Never to return. They will happily charge you $10/gallon > next week if you go on acquiescing to their bull****. > It is their right. And it is your right to tell them to take a hike. Michael |
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On May 13, 11:46 pm, Eeyore >
wrote: > "Bill Bonde ( 'Hi ho' )" wrote: > > > > > Brent P wrote: > > >Jeffrey Turner wrote: > > > > Eeyore wrote: > > > >> AirRaid wrote: > > > > >>>http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/9...dollarstp5.jpg > > > > >>>High gas prices > > > > >> You people haven't a clue what high gas prices are ! > > > > >> You want to pay less ? Drive a car with better mileage. > > > > > Idiot Reagan supporters backed gutting the CAFE standards. > > > > CAFE could only be a failure. CAFE was an attempt to tell US car buyers > > > what they had to buy. This doesn't work out well, ever. > > > > CAFE is something supported ultimately by people who want government to > make > > decisions for them. There has always been a choice to buy cars with > > > better fuel economy. > > > The obvious answer is higher gasoline prices which encourage people to > > seek out vehicles that get better mileage. > > It certainly works in Europe. > > Graham That is true. The problem in America is that too many people want to pretend that they can have whatever they want, whenever they feel like it. Michael |
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Whaddyaknow, Rube Iaccanoza <forging racist hobgoblin> sharted:
> mackerel-crotch lied: > > > Bill Bonde wrote: > >> mackerel-crotch lied: > > >>> That money is leaving the economy, as far as civilians are > >>> concerned. Never to return. They will happily charge you $10/gallon > >>> next week if you go on acquiescing to their bull****. > >> How is that money "leaving the economy"? > > > Rapidly, > > It isn't. Sure it is, Rube-io. Daily. Faster than a speeding Rube on crack. http://www.latimes.com/business/la-e...la-home-center "The deal would allow the German automaker, parent of Mercedes-Benz, to shed liability for $19 billion in Chrysler retirement benefits, which would be shouldered by the new holding company." "Shed liability for $19 billion..." Which means, in plain English, $19,000,000,000 of the employee retirement funds has already been spent on perks and bonuses for unaccountable bosses. It's gone overseas, right under your nose. Not unlike the Big Oil and Halliburton model of 'disappearing' money. You'll never see it again. Corporate Elvis has left the building. .. .. .. |
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mackerel-crotch lied:
> Rudy Canoza wrote: > > > mackerel-crotch lied: > > > > Bill Bonde wrote: > > >> mackerel-crotch lied: > > > >>> That money is leaving the economy, as far as civilians are > > >>> concerned. Never to return. They will happily charge you $10/gallon > > >>> next week if you go on acquiescing to their bull****. > > >> How is that money "leaving the economy"? > > > > Rapidly, > > > It isn't. > > Sure it is, It isn't. > http://www.latimes.com/business/la-e...,6217905.story... > > "The deal would allow the German automaker, parent of Mercedes-Benz, > to shed liability for $19 billion in Chrysler retirement benefits, > which would be shouldered by the new holding company." Nothing to do with oil or gasoline, lying ignorant mackerel-crotch. > "Shed liability for $19 billion..." Which means, in plain English, > $19,000,000,000 of the employee retirement funds has already been > spent on perks and bonuses for unaccountable bosses. It's gone No. It hasn't "gone" anywhere. Daimler-Benz no longer has the liability; Cerberus has it. It hasn't "gone" away, you ignorant ****. |
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gas over $4 is here! is $5 gas far behind ?
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: gas over $4 is here! is $5 gas far behind ? From: hc23hc > To: Date: Monday, May 14, 2007 11:31:38 AM > jcr > wrote: >> > From: hc23hc >> >> > Billions of Dollars in windfall profits every >> > week. That money is leaving the economy, as far as civilians are >> > concerned. >> > >> > >> >> So where are the oil companies sending the money? To the moon? > > Might as well be, as far as you're concerned. Thanks for the big > snip. If you'd read it first, I wouldn't need to explain this to > you. In fact, I'm not going to again, unless you pay in advance at > the pump. > > Better than buying gas, though... > >> The money is going to the owners, those who own shares of stock. Which >> means the money does return to the economy in terns of earnings. > > No it isn't. None of it returns. It follows the same preferential > trails to the outer limits of the national economy, then evaporates > into subsidy form for the super-rich and so exits the gravitaitonal > pull of earthly money systems, to all intents and purposes. The > boardroom cast-members' problems are not the same as those of common, > ordinary stock-holders, nor those of automobilists. > > Their profits are meteoric and monopolistically obtained. How they > behave once they have your money has nothing in common with mom-and- > pop business life. > > . > . > . > > And what do the "super rich" do with the money? o They provide capital for economic expansion (either purchasing stock purchases or providing venture capital) o They pay for expensive goods and services (good for the hospitality and home services businesses) o They buy expensive items such as luxury cars, boats. (good for the industries that build and supply them) o They even "bank" the money on occasion (provides cash for mortgage and consumer loans) o They are huge energy consumers (good for the oil. oil exploration/drilling and alternative energy) The list goes on and on. For the money not to return, they would have to stuff it in a mattress or bury it in the back yard, never to spend or invest it. Trust me on this one. They don't let their money sit dead. They put it to use (which means back into the economy). |
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