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View Poll Results: Who is to blame for recent gas price increases? | |||
Market speculators |
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14 | 40.00% |
Oil companies |
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13 | 37.14% |
Oil producing countries |
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8 | 22.86% |
China |
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10 | 28.57% |
US Automakers |
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9 | 25.71% |
Lack of refining capacity |
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10 | 28.57% |
US government/lawmakers |
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11 | 31.43% |
The Federal Reserve |
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7 | 20.00% |
Dark Markets |
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4 | 11.43% |
TheMercenary |
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7 | 20.00% |
US Consumers |
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12 | 34.29% |
Other |
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13 | 37.14% |
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Sycamore who repeatedly praised GM products including his 2008 Cobalt. Numbers say about 25% of us think GM products are great.
And then the question here - why are energy prices so high? As lookout123 notes, a pickup owner will spend $100 on every tank just to appease his ego AND deny that GM products suck. You may know that GM is the heartattack of America. But do you know why? And why do one in four Americans still disagree with you - including Sycamore? Why do one in four Americans support the mental midget president AND praise GM products? Why must gasoline prices go higher? Same answer. |
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If you feel that is stupid or unamerican more power to you. you're just one man who is only responsible for your own purchases. until more people agree with you that it is all about the technology, car companies will continue cranking out cars they think people will buy. That usually starts with outward appearance as a top priority. "what do engineers think of my car?" falls pretty low on the list.
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In other parts of the country smaller more gas efficient cars are doing quite well. Not a lot is spent on marketing them but word of mouth works wonders. Scion and the Prius get a foothold. What's this? A fuel crisis? Who could have seen that coming? There is no part of the US that a toyota seems out of place now. Markets that were cracked by big tough trucks now will be more open to smaller, more efficient vehicles. Sounds pretty smart to me.
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