The oil companies in America price them according to the global market because they can. Yes, we have our own oil, but they are still owned by private companies, not the US government. The only way for the US to price our own oil is if we nationalize it. Not a good idea. That is the first step to socialism.PhiloBeddo » 13 Apr 2026, 11:29 am » wrote: ↑ We are oil independent. Why are our prices set by the rest of the world? Why don't we set our own price? There is no shortage. It feels like we are held hostage by the rest of the world. Get oil prices off the market set by coked up smart guys day trading.
That tells you they do, but not why...Vegas » 13 Apr 2026, 11:34 am » wrote: ↑ The oil companies in America price them according to the global market because they can. Yes, we have our own oil, but they are still owned by private companies, not the US government. The only way for the US to price our own oil is if we nationalize it. Not a good idea. That is the first step to socialism.
Maybe if, instead of sucking so hard on the tit, you had asked yourself what this "energy independent" thing actually meant...PhiloBeddo » 13 Apr 2026, 11:29 am » wrote: ↑ We are oil independent. Why are our prices set by the rest of the world? Why don't we set our own price? There is no shortage. It feels like we are held hostage by the rest of the world. Get oil prices off the market set by coked up smart guys day trading.
Then tell us the why.......you claim to be the expert.
Looks like a question disguised as a demand
"They are private." - Level.1Vegas » 13 Apr 2026, 12:52 pm » wrote: ↑ How the **** does it not tell you why? Moron.
I doubt anybody else is struggling with it.
Umm, no. But I accept you have no clue about any of this.
Clearly Yes.
Post exactly what you are struggling with...though nobody else appears to be having trouble.
Actually, it's level 2:"The only way...." - Not Even Level.1.
It can't be Level 2..Vegas » 13 Apr 2026, 1:03 pm » wrote: ↑ Post exactly what you are struggling with...though nobody else appears to be having trouble.
Actually, it's level 2:
Level 2 of Bloom’s Taxonomy, Understanding (formerly Comprehension), involves grasping the meaning of information, moving beyond mere recall to interpret, summarize, and explain concepts. It demonstrates comprehension through translating, organizing, or classifying information, allowing learners to explain "how" or "why" in their own words.
A US ban on oil exports is a frequently debated policy, often suggested during high energy prices to lower domestic gasoline costs, though experts argue it could backfire by tightening global supply and increasing prices. While Congress has allowed for such restrictions during national emergencies, the Biden administration has previously weighed these measures, and the idea resurfaces when fuel prices climbVegas » 13 Apr 2026, 1:05 pm » wrote: ↑ I would ask you to prove it, but we both know how you are with questions and backing up your claims, so I won't even bother.
YawnBlackvegetable » 13 Apr 2026, 1:02 pm » wrote: ↑ Clearly Yes.
I don't see evidence of your clue...
Again.
Blackvegetable » 13 Apr 2026, 1:08 pm » wrote: ↑ A US ban on oil exports is a frequently debated policy, often suggested during high energy prices to lower domestic gasoline costs, though experts argue it could backfire by tightening global supply and increasing prices. While Congress has allowed for such restrictions during national emergencies, the Biden administration has previously weighed these measures, and the idea resurfaces when fuel prices climb
You don't prove an objective fact by Repetition, **** imbecile.
Why do you post random facts, then say you proved something?Blackvegetable » 13 Apr 2026, 1:13 pm » wrote: ↑ You don't prove an objective fact by Repetition, **** imbecile.
Synthesizing them is HOTS.Vegas » 13 Apr 2026, 1:17 pm » wrote: ↑ Why do you post random facts, then say you proved something?