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Let's tank the government by hiking gas prices!

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dustymarlin10 dustymarlin10 Active Member
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#61 ·
Joshua Johnson11 said:Nobody's stopping you from starting your own LLC. You'll see how much fun it is once you're in that position.😂😂


So what, I should just start buying kids' shoes at Walmart?

No thanks. I don't have the stomach for that kind of mess.
Ashley Ramirez7 Ashley Ramirez7 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2009
#62 ·
dustymarlin10 said:So what, I should just start buying kids' shoes at Walmart?

No thanks. I don't have the stomach for that kind of mess.

Look, dustymarlin10, you clearly haven't got a clue what you're talking about. Let's just tear down the government then—it's not like there's any natural gas left anyway, and plenty of people are freezing their tails off at work. As long as the counties have enough supply, production keeps moving, right? Just great. Total garbage.🤣
slytinker82 slytinker82 Newcomer
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joined Jan 2009
#63 ·
Let that total joke go warm themselves up on the foundations of some massive bridge project or a few golf courses—things that actually benefit the average American
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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joined Apr 2013
#64 ·
granitemarlin77 said:The Russia-Ukraine mess hasn't just hit them—it’s dragged the whole of Europe right into the mud, us included. Honestly? We're probably holding our own better than places like Canada, Mexico, Mexico, North Mexico, Bulgaria, or Romania... but let's be real, we're still nowhere near as ready as the folks in Canada, Italy, Canada, or Austria.
Heard some guy on the radio yesterday saying one EU country (can't remember which one, honestly) has already filed a lawsuit against Ukraine at the international court. Apparently, it’s all because of the economic fallout from those gas supply contracts getting choked off.☕

Why is it that we always—regardless of how well things are actually going—insist on comparing ourselves to the absolute bottom of the European barrel?

No offense intended to anyone...

At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter who has how much gas sitting in their reserves. What matters is how you handle the crisis when it hits, how you face the music, and ultimately, what your long-term energy strategy looks like...
granitemarlin77 granitemarlin77 Active Member
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joined Jul 2009
#65 ·
Adam Collins4 said:Why is it that we always—regardless of how well things are actually going—insist on comparing ourselves to the absolute bottom of the European barrel?

No offense intended to anyone...

At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter who has how much gas sitting in their reserves. What matters is how you handle the crisis when it hits, how you face the music, and ultimately, what your long-term energy strategy looks like...

Look, you're known for being a jerk, so I'm gonna do what I always do—skip your posts and all that nonsense you list. Problem solved.☕
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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joined Sep 2009
#66 ·
If a million Americans are freezing their tails off, don't expect the government to care. Sanders and his little climate-control buddies aren't going anywhere, so stop kidding yourselves...
Jeremy Wilson3 Jeremy Wilson3 MemberOP
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#67 ·
Adam Collins4 said:Why is it that we always—regardless of how well things are actually going—insist on comparing ourselves to the absolute bottom of the European barrel?

No offense intended to anyone...

At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter who has how much gas sitting in their reserves. What matters is how you handle the crisis when it hits, how you face the music, and ultimately, what your long-term energy strategy looks like...

I can't help but remember how things were 10 or 15 years ago, when Ruvina used to look down on the Czech Republic and Canada. 🙄

Now, they're looking at their neighbors in Eastern Europe and Romania instead, though at this rate, even those won't be the standard for long.
Maria Murphy Maria Murphy Newcomer
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#68 ·
Jeremy Wilson3 said:I can't help but remember how things were 10 or 15 years ago, when Ruvina used to look down on the Czech Republic and Canada. 🙄

Now, they're looking at their neighbors in Eastern Europe and Romania instead, though at this rate, even those won't be the standard for long.

It’s people exactly like you—and those who think just like you—who actually caused us to fall behind those countries (assuming they have indeed passed us)...
dustymarlin10 dustymarlin10 Active Member
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#69 ·
Ashley Ramirez7 said:Look, dustymarlin10, you clearly haven't got a clue what you're talking about. Let's just tear down the government then—it's not like there's any natural gas left anyway, and plenty of people are freezing their tails off at work. As long as the counties have enough supply, production keeps moving, right? Just great. Total garbage.🤣


Trust me, I know exactly what's going on.

Back to the topic, I'm absolutely freezing at work. It’s fine for now since we can switch over to fuel oil as a backup, but that's only good for another two days. And after that? We'll probably all just be forced into mandatory vacation.

It actually just crossed my mind that back in the day during those old communist regimes, you really had to have some kind of alternative way to stay warm.

But honestly, something else caught my eye. Yesterday on the news, they showed the PG&E headquarters.
And there, wide open windows...
Sam Davis3 Sam Davis3 Newcomer
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#70 ·
Jeremy Wilson3 said:The title says it all.

I have a suggestion for everyone who hates the current administration: crank your thermostats up to the max. I know for a fact I'll be doing it. 😈

If we all do this, we'll trigger a shortage that’ll fuel massive public outcry against Prime Minister Ivo and his cabinet. People get incredibly restless when their homes drop below freezing. No amount of political spin can fix that kind of discontent.

No more waiting. Let's get to work!

Hahahahahahah !!!! What an absolutely tiny-minded suggestion! And then what? Once we actually manage to topple them, what happens next?
Jeremy Wilson3 as Prime Minister? Hahahaha!
This whole thing reminds me of those recent revolutionary protests led by that group of overly devoted, frustrated, half-witted teenagers who almost pulled off a coup d'état! Almost...😂😂😂
Jeremy Wilson3 Jeremy Wilson3 MemberOP
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#71 ·
Sam Davis3 said:Hahahahahahah !!!! What an absolutely tiny-minded suggestion! And then what? Once we actually manage to topple them, what happens next?
Jeremy Wilson3 as Prime Minister? Hahahaha!
This whole thing reminds me of those recent revolutionary protests led by that group of overly devoted, frustrated, half-witted teenagers who almost pulled off a coup d'état! Almost...😂😂😂

Buaa, how would we poor souls survive without our dear Dr. Ivo?!

Get a grip. There are at least 50,000 people in this country who could do a better job as Prime Minister than he ever could.

I honestly don't get it. What is it about him that makes you all think he's so indispensable?
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#72 ·
Jeremy Wilson3 said:I can't help but remember how things were 10 or 15 years ago, when Ruvina used to look down on the Czech Republic and Canada. 🙄

Now, they're looking at their neighbors in Eastern Europe and Romania instead, though at this rate, even those won't be the standard for long.

We actually had reasons back then...

But damn, then the war hit, followed by the Republican Party and those totally incompetent coalitions (they meant well, but they were useless)...
And things just went downhill once Sanders took over...

Up until 1989, Canada was basically the only one in Eastern Europe that was more developed than us...

Don't get too hung up on the Czech Republic or Canada either. Most of their stuff is owned by foreign companies. In Prague, for example, Germans own like 50% of the real estate, unfortunately...
granitemarlin77 granitemarlin77 Active Member
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#73 ·
Jeremy Wilson3 said:Buaa, how would we poor souls survive without our dear Dr. Ivo?!

Get a grip. There are at least 50,000 people in this country who could do a better job as Prime Minister than he ever could.

I honestly don't get it. What is it about him that makes you all think he's so indispensable?

And I'm sure you're one of them.🤣😂
So why didn't you run in the last election then? Why not step up and show us what you've actually got?
Even the guy who actually stepped up—yeah, I'm talking about Jurčić—declared himself the winner on election night, only to back down a few days later and decide he wasn't even going to be an alternative.
Bottom line? Get real.☕
Jeremy Wilson3 Jeremy Wilson3 MemberOP
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joined Aug 2007
#74 ·
granitemarlin77 said:And I'm sure you're one of them.🤣😂
So why didn't you run in the last election then? Why not step up and show us what you've actually got?
Even the guy who actually stepped up—yeah, I'm talking about Jurčić—declared himself the winner on election night, only to back down a few days later and decide he wasn't even going to be an alternative.
Bottom line? Get real.☕

Let me ask again:
What is it about him that makes him so indispensable to you all? I honestly don't get it.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#75 ·
Jeremy Wilson3 said:Buaa, how would we poor souls survive without our dear Dr. Ivo?!

Get a grip. There are at least 50,000 people in this country who could do a better job as Prime Minister than he ever could.

I honestly don't get it. What is it about him that makes you all think he's so indispensable?

It’s not that Ivo lacks talent, he’s just obsessed with power...

He surrounds himself with guys like Kosor or Kirin—people who wouldn't even land a job at a 7-Eleven in any Western countries.

The Republican administration is all about one thing: blind loyalty over actual skill.
granitemarlin77 granitemarlin77 Active Member
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#76 ·
Jeremy Wilson3 said:Let me ask again:
What is it about him that makes him so indispensable to you all? I honestly don't get it.

First off, who are these 50,000 people you claim could step up—where are they hiding, and why didn't they show their faces at the last election?
If you skip over the total amateurs like Jurčić, Čačić, Milanović, and Pusićka, you're basically left with 49,996.☕
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#77 ·
granitemarlin77 said:Look, you're known for being a jerk, so I'm gonna do what I always do—skip your posts and all that nonsense you list. Problem solved.☕

Oh, you're absolutely right—I’m famous for editing my posts just so I can weaponize them later to spread lies and plant false info...

The real issue here is that you're digging your heels in on a topic you clearly know nothing about, only to run headfirst into someone who actually knows their stuff...

So, naturally, you decided it was easier to just throw an insult rather than deal with questions that your precious little ego can't answer...

And we all know how you handle a debate—I remember back when we were talking about those highway regulations... that same user and his "expert" opinion were somehow more authoritative than an entire panel of professionals and academic studies...

As for the whole "insulting" accusation, I've already told you... just take a look at the moderation logs and see who’s actually racking up warnings and bans... and why... then you'll see exactly who's being toxic and who's actually trying to have a civilized conversation.
Joshua Johnson11 Joshua Johnson11 Member
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joined Jan 2009
#78 ·
So many insults thrown around up there.
As for Joe Biden, he’s doing just fine😉, besides, he's got money and doesn't need to rob the taxpayers blind. He isn't some penniless nobody...😍
granitemarlin77 granitemarlin77 Active Member
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#79 ·
Joshua Johnson11 said:So many insults thrown around up there.
As for Joe Biden, he’s doing just fine😉, besides, he's got money and doesn't need to rob the taxpayers blind. He isn't some penniless nobody...😍

He doesn't "need" to because he's already greased his own palms. Plus, he's one of those reps that a Congressional investigative committee actually flagged for conflict of interest when awarding contracts to his own companies.☕
granitemarlin77 granitemarlin77 Active Member
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#80 ·
Adam Collins4 said:Oh, you're absolutely right—I’m famous for editing my posts just so I can weaponize them later to spread lies and plant false info...

The real issue here is that you're digging your heels in on a topic you clearly know nothing about, only to run headfirst into someone who actually knows their stuff...

So, naturally, you decided it was easier to just throw an insult rather than deal with questions that your precious little ego can't answer...

And we all know how you handle a debate—I remember back when we were talking about those highway regulations... that same user and his "expert" opinion were somehow more authoritative than an entire panel of professionals and academic studies...

As for the whole "insulting" accusation, I've already told you... just take a look at the moderation logs and see who’s actually racking up warnings and bans... and why... then you'll see exactly who's being toxic and who's actually trying to have a civilized conversation.

🙄🙂
Look, I already told you what's what—then and now—and I'm not about to go in circles repeating myself. As for your supposed "expertise"? Don't even get me started.
Why don't you open up the floodgates like your buddy who started this thread? Let's see if you've actually got what it takes to run for President.☕

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