Smith117
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ORIGINAL: PlayfulOne Funny I never insulted you, but those who have no argument usually do that because they have nothing else to fall back on. I would LOVE for you to point out where I hurled anything remotely resembling an insult at you. quote:
ORIGINAL: PlayfulOne A hurricane shutting down refineries, if by recently you mean several years ago, then yes I guess you could call that recent.. Well, hmmmm the iraq war began FIVE YEARS ago....and Hurrican Katrina hit the refineries in 2005. So, all things considered, I'd say the hurricane was...at least "mathmatically" more recent than the start of "bush's war." Also, the border tension between Venezuela and Columbia began ummm....last week. Sooooooo yeah. I'd say those are fairly more recent than the start of a war with a country that only ranks number 7 on our list of oil importers (which, by the way is still importing oil to us as of December's figures). quote:
ORIGINAL: PlayfulOne Gas prices are what they are becvause oil is over $100 a barrel. That has nothing to do with anything being shut down, especially ones that were shut down several years ago. Have the oil companies taken advantage, sure. But the head man made the mess, the market is just following. The cost of oil has nothing to do with the potatohead in the oval office, either. If anything, it's because of china's increasing industrialization and because the companies know they can get that much for it and have no problems whatsoever about making the lil guy eat the cost.
< Message edited by Smith117 -- 3/9/2008 4:30:20 AM >
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