Re: .BOYCOTT EXXONMOBIL AND SAVE GAS AND DIESEL

One URL at a time, still waiting for yours little whinner bitch. BTW, where
is it??

Besides anyone with any amount of brain power can search for themselves.
I believe here there are 4 or 5 main oil companies that pretty much run the
show and set the prices. If you boycott one they will sell it to the others
and they still make their money. Want fuel to be less expensive? , then have
them do something about all the taxes that go along with it for awhile until
the prices are are lower.


"Rocky Roads" <wookiee@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hurricane Guy wrote in message
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> >BOYCOTT EXXONMOBIL
> >
> >I'm simply suggesting that to save gas, everyone save ExxonMobil
> >Gas by boycotting them. Why them?, the are the biggest and most
> >powerful and they set the prices as does Wal-Mart. Boycotting any
> >other company serves to help ExxonMobil buy the weaker company
> >out on while on their way to their knees.
> >
> >Bush and his administration request everyone to save gas. We should but
> >we should all save the same gas. We should save ExxonMobil Gas and
> >Diesel.
> >
> >I suggest a target price for ExxonMobil only, as $1.50
> >In other words hold the boycott until ExxonMobil reaches $1.50 a fair
> >price.
> >No matter what don't give in. Americans need to control America, not
> >the Bushes and ExxonMobil and their cronies
> >
> >Very simply, we may have to sacrifice pennies on the dollar to send a
> >message to the oil companies and the administration. Look at the larger
> >
> >picture, I selected ExxonMobile, not because of price but because of
> >size and status. If everyone boycotted the same company and only one
> >company it would send a strong message and very fast, No corporation
> >wants to be singled out and boycotted because they will come to their
> >knees and senses real quick, I selected the largest and most
> >demonstrative to be the example, then they would have to be the leaders
> >
> >in change, or pay the price. I believe Americans should have a target
> >price of about $1.00, $1.50 as a reasonable price in comparison to
> >wages. Why chose the smaller struggling companies thus helping
> >ExxonMobil buy them out too and become even more powerful.
> >
> >
> >What most people have forgotten or never knew that the Oil they pump
> >from the ground belongs to each and every person and animal on this
> >planet, it was made from our ancestors. The oil does not belong to the
> >Oil Companies, the pumps do. I don't mind them charging for drilling,
> >pumping, exploration, refining and so on, but not the oil, that is ours
> >
> >to use as a temporary bridge from before the industrial revolution to a
> >
> >point in technology where we are self sufficient with out the need for
> >fossil fuel, there may be other civilizations beyond us that need a
> >kick
> >start or bridge in development. Our leaders and corporations are
> >saying we have to stay at this point until they sell the last drop of
> >oil. Not so I say..
> >
> >Bill O'Reilly, for example, tries to bully people into not buying gas
> >on Sunday,
> >Of course he's slanted towards pro corporation, pro oil, pro
> >destruction, pro war,
> >pro Bush, Anti American, and so on but what he's really advocating, is
> >to give
> >the oil companies a huge break, giving them a day off with pay.
> >He wants to give them the same amount of
> >profit in 6 days that they have to make in 7 days now. That is a
> >substantial
> >increase of 1/7 or 14% increase in profits. We would gain
> >nothing from his idiotic idea. This only serves to hurt the poorly paid
> >
> >workers and the rest of the working poor. Not to say what about those
> >people
> >wanting to take a trip on Sunday requiring more than one tank of fuel?
> >We sure don't want O'Reilly "watching out for us" when it comes to
> >disaster
> >planning! I can remember living in places where local service stations
> >were
> >not open on Sunday and you had to plan for that.
> >It wasn't fun finding yourself without fuel on Sunday when all the
> >gas stations are closed. I don't get where O'Reilly's is coming from,
> >it
> >sure doesn't help the people, only the corporations. I guess that's
> >where his bread is buttered.
> >
> >PASS IT ON TO EVERYONE AND EVERYGROUP YOU KNOW
>
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> For some reason, the word "DISORGANIZED" comes to my mind.
>
> Night Rouge, this is where you should be saying "what's the url?"
>
> Rocky - Never on the cover of the Rolling Stones -
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