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Just wondering if any body has heard about the a possible "New Protest", that I hear about yesterday. Instead of all American not buying gas on a certain day, why not just boycott just one oil corporation for a month or two. For example; "Texaco" or "Exxon" or etc. These will get the oil corporation attention!
Right... and then all they have to do is wait a month for all the people to come flooding back to their gas stations because now they're protesting some other gas stations. Awesome plan.
Just wondering if any body has heard about the a possible "New Protest", that I hear about yesterday. Instead of all American not buying gas on a certain day, why not just boycott just one oil corporation for a month or two. For example; "Texaco" or "Exxon" or etc. These will get the oil corporation attention!
The problem with that is you've got to get enough people together to make a difference. Good luck with that.
their are alot of people complaining and i 'd bet most of them drive gas hogs Oh and gas just went up again3.78. ye ha
There are some of us who can't drive the little shoe box cars for a multitude of reasons. I'd love to be able to get in and out of those little itty bitty cars but can't not to mention that the seats in those cars generally are not multi-way adjustable either.
I'd love it if they'd make a vehicle that got better than the 18-22 mpg that was comfortable.
Forgive me if this was covered earlier in the thread but one of the BIG drivers in gas costs is that the US dollar has been grossly devalued. (Remember when it was worth more than a Canadian dollar?).
If the dollar were back up where it had been....that $3.50 gallon would be more like $2.75.
Forgive me if this was covered earlier in the thread but one of the BIG drivers in gas costs is that the US dollar has been grossly devalued. (Remember when it was worth more than a Canadian dollar?).
If the dollar were back up where it had been....that $3.50 gallon would be more like $2.75.
YEAH, I never thought about that. it makes sence what is a dollar worth these days ?
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