WuWei
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You see that little crooked thing at the end of my post? It’s called a question mark. It is used to mark questions, not accusations.
???
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Gaius
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Rhere is always at least one criminal too.
That does not invaludate the concept
GWH
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Funny that you think they don’t.
Guilds
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Consumers are the largest drivers of the economy. But they/we do not make the rules of the market.
Guilds
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I know what that is…when you added “why” that was the assumption of that I did think that…
Which I do not.
How about trying to discuss, w/out paying BS games?
It is like chatting with a 12 year old.
WuWei
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Why? Another little crooked thing.
Now that you mention it, it would have been a safe assumption. Given you critprogs’ religious belief that central government is the solution to everything.
Guilds
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In America today…sometimes Pols…but usually it is the oligarch’s that own the pols.
WuWei
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Are you sure you know what that word means?
Who is an example of these “oligarchs”?
GWH
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Sure they do. If they want it, they’ll purchase it. If they want it bad, they’ll pay a premium…to a point. If they don’t want it, they don’t buy it unless the price dips substantially and they give it a shot.
GWH
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That is the bastardized version, yes. It’d be great to move away from that.
Auto129
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My Administration is announcing today a temporary pause on pending decisions of Liquefied Natural Gas exports – with the exception of unanticipated and immediate national security emergencies. During this period, we will take a hard look at the impacts of LNG exports on energy costs, America’s energy security, and our environment.
Good news.
The free-for-all in 2022 and 2023 can be argued for with foreign policy concerns, though I disagreed with it.
But now it’s time to prioritize the concerns of American customers. Gas prices in the United States must be affordable and inventories should be sufficiently full, before the product goes to overseas customers.
Gaius
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Energy exports hurts Americans
the way exporting cars hurt Detroit and
exporting Steel hurt Pittsburgh.
(IOW not at all. Not even a little bit.)
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Yes, this is an election year. Anything goes if it helps to keep Biden in office.
Watching our allies in Europe twist in the breeze should be great entertainment. The destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline and suicidal self-imposed energy embargoes left them dependent on expensive US LNG.
exports from America help grow the economy.
money comes into America.
its great. i agree 100%
Allan
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