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why do we allow corporations charge us so much for gasoline?
I’m sure we’ve all seen an e-mail promising that if everyone in America bought no gasoline for just one day, it would cost oil companies billions of dollars per hour until the public started to buy oil again.
Is this so hard to do?
The way I understand it we could all fill our tanks the day before any boycott was attempted so we could go on living our lives the same as every other day.
My best friends dad owns 3 gas stations and doesnt make ANY profits selling gas, all profits come from his convience store items, so we would not be doing any harm to gas station owners ( It seems to me like gas station owners should be compensated for providing the distribution system of a one use only item )
Why cant this theory get on national TV?
Almost NOBODY in America gets hurt, and EVERYBODY benefits from the results.
Everything in the whole world is more efficient now than in the 1950′s and gas was like 10 cents a gallon then, shouldn’t they pay us to use it by now?
Actually, my Dad works for an oil refinery and they don’t set the prices. Price increases occur for a variety of reasons, one of which involves the tightening and lowering of inventory in the crude-oil market. Keep in mind, a large percentage of our crude comes from other countries, hence why stations farther from the Gulf of Mexico have higher gas prices due to increased transportation costs.
Lastly, if everyone in America refrained from buying oil for just one day, it would have little to no effect on lowering the prices. The gas boycott would hurt Americans more than it would the corporations because we DEPEND on their product.
Want to boycott the prices?
Get yourself a bike or a bus ticket and refrain from using gas to heat your home, cook your meals, etc.
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