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Posted by bulls eye on August 20, 2005 at 07:07:42 from (67.51.80.214):
Think about this for a minute. Is it about time the goverment takes over the oil business in this country? Those huge profits that the oil companies are collecting could go to the road funds there-by eliminating the MF taxes, if we are running short on fuel it could be rationed that would lower the demand and reduce prices. There would be only one customer from our county which would give us more purchasing power on the gobal market. Sooner or later if we keep demanding our goverment to fix all of our problems this is what will happen.
There is never a new goverment program involving give aways, that does not exert some type of new control. We the people need to either use a lot less fuel or band together and provide competition for these big profit groups,(build our own refinery) or buy their stock ;then you can afford these high prices
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