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03-19-2012, 05:18 PM #13
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Re: US and England agree to release oil reserves
This coming from someone who pretends to believe unemployment is at 8%
I believe it's possible he'd prefer it. Let me ask you something, if that is really one of the only things people disapprove of and (and strongly I might add) disapprove of enough to not vote for him, do think he'd rather have it and lose the election or not have it and be reelected?
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03-20-2012, 10:29 AM #15
Re: US and England agree to release oil reserves
Unfortunately, gas prices have nothing to do with Supply and Demand. It's more demand and demand.
Everyone in the world demands the product, and those that supply it demand record profits every sigle year, no matter how much "demand" there really is.
Since we had a mild winter, and heating oil sales were crazy low, gas prices are high. the oil companies have to make up for their "perceived losses" over the heating oil they expected to sell.
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Re: US and England agree to release oil reserves
I think you're missing the point of the question. The question was really to point out the political move of releasing Strategic Oil Reserves.
But oil is about supply and demand, and also so much more. Like you pointed out "perceived losses", it's about perception. People believe that oil is scarce, so they will pay a high price for it. If we opened up drilling in the gulf again and Anwar and so on supply would dramatically outweigh demand bringing the price down.
Another reason we need to drill for our own oil is, oil is traded in dollars when the value of the dollar drops it takes more of it to purchase oil. If we were "oil independent" we would not participate in the world market and could set our on prices based on oursupply and demand.
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03-20-2012, 01:13 PM #17
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03-20-2012, 01:24 PM #18
Re: US and England agree to release oil reserves
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03-20-2012, 03:26 PM #20
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03-20-2012, 04:39 PM #22
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Re: US and England agree to release oil reserves
Come on now, let's get back on track you didn't answer this
I believe it's possible he'd prefer it. Let me ask you something, if that is really one of the only things people disapprove of and (and strongly I might add) disapprove of enough to not vote for him, do think he'd rather have it and lose the election or not have it and be reelected?
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03-20-2012, 05:19 PM #24
Re: US and England agree to release oil reserves
Until he DRASTICALLY reduces barriers to domestic oil production, then yes, ITS ALL HIS FAULT. You could say that I'm forgetign the cartel's, who's fault it r3eally is, but if we increased domestic production we wouldn't have to d with those criminals until they begged us to come back....
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