Interviews With People on the Street About Gas Prices
Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2022 7:30 pm
Did you ever notice that local news stations interview black people at gas stations 99.9999% of the time?
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Isn't there some kind of unwritten, informal rule that every TV news story about a general issue has to have at least one black person interviewed? Not trying to be cynical or "hateful." For example, I've seen news stories in shopping malls where it seemed like the only black person in the mall was being interviewed.
What possible brilliant insight and context could being white bring into that interview? Are they back to selling "white gas"?
I have not noticed that and at the rate prices are climbing the issue is irrelevant. What is going to be important is how long US citizens will tolerate a policy where the United States has the capacity to drill enough oil on its own to supply the needs of the entire nation and at the same time sell oil to countries that need it without being attached to a threat such as Russia.
Kind of my thoughts when the thread started. Many pay at the pump. Many really don't want to talk.
You have no clue what’s really going on. Instead of pushing your political agenda, try reading.TC Talks wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 4:10 pm Cars get 40+ mpg, and electric will be readily available. Oil companies don't want to invest in greater capacity to keep prices down. They want to keep prices at $4 and make greater profit.
You do understand that price is a measure of the market rate not supply?
I make more money in the market when you pay more for the fuel. This is called profit taking.
The Middle East won't allow retail prices to go higher than what the market is willing to pay before shifting to fuel efficient vehicles.
Quit watching programs that are driving a political agenda, try reading.
Or maybe the oil barons aren’t willing to use the millions of acres they have been given? But that doesn’t fit your right wing agenda.SixPlusOne wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 1:13 pmI have not noticed that and at the rate prices are climbing the issue is irrelevant. What is going to be important is how long US citizens will tolerate a policy where the United States has the capacity to drill enough oil on its own to supply the needs of the entire nation and at the same time sell oil to countries that need it without being attached to a threat such as Russia.
If you can actually believe it the current administration knowing full well that we are fully capable of producing our own oil is buying oil from enemy countries and is now considering adding Venezuela as an additional supplier.
Educate me to what's really going on...edj wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 9:18 pmYou have no clue what’s really going on. Instead of pushing your political agenda, try reading.TC Talks wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 4:10 pm Cars get 40+ mpg, and electric will be readily available. Oil companies don't want to invest in greater capacity to keep prices down. They want to keep prices at $4 and make greater profit.
You do understand that price is a measure of the market rate not supply?
I make more money in the market when you pay more for the fuel. This is called profit taking.
The Middle East won't allow retail prices to go higher than what the market is willing to pay before shifting to fuel efficient vehicles.
Quit watching programs that are driving a political agenda, try reading.
What’s really going on is a drop in prices caused the folks in the Dakotas to go bust, we had a pandemic which caused the saudis to curb production big time and then demand came back, they never increased supply and now we have a war and the possibility of Russian oil being cutoff from Europe and the U.S.edj wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 9:18 pmYou have no clue what’s really going on. Instead of pushing your political agenda, try reading.TC Talks wrote: ↑Mon Mar 07, 2022 4:10 pm Cars get 40+ mpg, and electric will be readily available. Oil companies don't want to invest in greater capacity to keep prices down. They want to keep prices at $4 and make greater profit.
You do understand that price is a measure of the market rate not supply?
I make more money in the market when you pay more for the fuel. This is called profit taking.
The Middle East won't allow retail prices to go higher than what the market is willing to pay before shifting to fuel efficient vehicles.
Quit watching programs that are driving a political agenda, try reading.