To every complaining about the price of gas now in the US:
Fun article on gas gouging.
The problem with gouging and figuring out whether it's occuring is that people cannot relate the price of crude to the price of gas unless its going up; would you keep track of the relationship of the price of gas to the price of oil? Should you have to?
No better argument can be made for the need of the federal gov't in controlling anti-competitive practices, and against federalism (as defined by idiot Constitution In Exile proponents).
Fun article on gas gouging.
The problem with gouging and figuring out whether it's occuring is that people cannot relate the price of crude to the price of gas unless its going up; would you keep track of the relationship of the price of gas to the price of oil? Should you have to?
No better argument can be made for the need of the federal gov't in controlling anti-competitive practices, and against federalism (as defined by idiot Constitution In Exile proponents).