Posted by trucker40 on June 10, 2008 at 18:00:04 from (69.152.170.39):
In Reply to: You are now in charge posted by john in la on June 10, 2008 at 06:40:04:
To solve the oil price problem,if I was in charge,I would give the stock market 15 minutes to tell me what they did,and what it would take to fix it.I would ask who was responsible,and put them on an old battleship,or some kind of big boat.I would have the boat towed out in the ocean some where and used for target practice.I would put this on TV at 7 pm,and anybody that said anything about it would be loaded on next weeks boat.Every week until things improved,crooked,greedy people would be loaded up,or given a choice of a firing squad,that also would be televised instead of the propaganda news every day.If its tree huggers standing in the way,or politicians who are playing both ends against the middle,paying tree huggers to gripe to extort money,then extorting more money to vote against the tree huggers,they get a boat ride.Anybody,even from another country,that gets caught here,involved in it,like Rupert Murdock,or others,gets the same treatment.I dont know if it would fix it or not,but it would be going in the right direction I think.My other post was to reply to what was wrong with the oil prices.While my answer may seem silly,it needs to be something bad enough to discourage it from happening.The speculators have not even slowed down any,so you can tell they dont care.Maybe even doing what I said wouldnt stop them,they would sneak around and do something else just as bad,so maybe all of them get loaded on the boat the first time,and pass a law that some stuff will never be traded like that again,especially oil and food grain.
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