How to lower gas prices.

You are genuinely one Tiny Brained Moron.
Obviously you've no concept about what you blather but you insist on demonstrating your oral diarrhea and mental constipation.

Let's use your logic...MORON...

PROVEN RESERVES

How many proven reserves were there in 1800?
Zero you say?
Well then brainiass, according to you oil didn't exist in 1800.

Well, without logical fallacy, you'd never even approach logic.
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Well, without logical fallacy, you'd never even approach logic.
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I see you've found your mental equal.

Your logic...If we haven't found it it never existed....

Not surprised you'd pick PS as your spokesman, he makes more sense that you ever could...

Something else you share...

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Mass transit never works well in the US outside say NYC because of inadequate parking.
We would have to totally re design thing. Take for example my community. If they had a bus that went from here to the mall, that would be enough poor people in my community would not need a car.

And maybe on a Saturday I would take it rather than drive my f150.

And they need to re design the mall. Put a Kroger or meijers in it.
 
We would have to totally re design thing. Take for example my community. If they had a bus that went from here to the mall, that would be enough poor people in my community would not need a car.

And maybe on a Saturday I would take it rather than drive my f150.

And they need to re design the mall. Put a Kroger or meijers in it.

In theory. It just depends. When I lived in northern Virginia I could have in theory taken the bus to the metro to work and back again. Only problem was that my bus route didn't have parking at the closest pick up which would have required a mile hike each way from my crib, and the bus line I was on didn't go to the closest metro station so it would have added a mile walk plus 45 minutes to my already over an hour commute each way. I just drove to the closest metro, paid for parking, and took the subway in. The subway in NYC is pretty awesome in being able to put you close to where you need to go. Everywhere else I have used mass transit, it pretty much blows.
 
In theory. It just depends. When I lived in northern Virginia I could have in theory taken the bus to the metro to work and back again. Only problem was that my bus route didn't have parking at the closest pick up which would have required a mile hike each way from my crib, and the bus line I was on didn't go to the closest metro station so it would have added a mile walk plus 45 minutes to my already over an hour commute each way. I just drove to the closest metro, paid for parking, and took the subway in. The subway in NYC is pretty awesome in being able to put you close to where you need to go. Everywhere else I have used mass transit, it pretty much blows.

A bus would mostly serve the apartments that are near my home. We of course have all these low rent apartments because we need people to work at all the strip malls and retail places we have where the small business owners pays $10 hr and no healthcare. These are good jobs to people who moved here from Detroit. Plus their kids can go to good schools.

All these apartments are on the main road so everyone can get to the bus stop. Even I would just have to walk out of my condo to the main street to catch the bus so it would work for me too.

Not enough people need or want this bus yet. I'm talking about if gas makes cars unaffordable for some, then suddenly I think there would be a market for a bus service.

And the mall would have to change. They need to have a food store in the mall so people can take the bus to get food. And maybe a bar. People won't have to drunk drive. I wish I had a bus that took me to the local pub.
 
Yet that entry has an anti-siphon screen or an anti-siphon valve.
Just punch a hole in the bottom of the gas tank. Fairly common method, we have a group doing that in our area and the cops won't pursue the case, so it is a win/win for the robbers. Usually they go after bigger tanks, it much more expensive to fix than letting them siphon it.
 
How to lower gas prices? Just make it illegal to raise prices.
Socialists solution is always the same... Price control.

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The problem isn't so much prices, but the instability of the prices. Hard to plan your life when you don't know how much your paycheck is worth from week to week.
 

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