with gas prices going up and cost of living going up when do we say enough is enough?

Answer 1

Never!Here in Europe gas is about 5.5 $ per gallon. The problem is not the price of gas. The real issue is having a lifestyle that complies with a sustainable environment. So don't ask yourself about the gas-prices.Ask yourself about how much gas you're use compared to how much gas you should be using

Answer 2

You would not refuse a pay raise. Others appreciate increases too and companies are in business to make sufficient money to pay wages and make a profit. An oil rig to supply you is an expensive investment subject to the vagarities of nature and with the diminuishing supply of crude oil, the investments escalate with new rigs in deeper waters and the harshness of places like the North Sea. So oil becomes more expensive and thus the farmer pays more for his tractor's fuel and the sawyer pays more for the gas in his saw. Even vegetable seeds increase in price as the energy crunch places additional burdens on everyone. If half of the cars in America were scrapped, we would probably go back to the days of gas wars when a penny a gallon less brought in crowds and the cost of living might decrease.

Answer 3

Recently there was an interview with the Exxon Mobile's CEO and the gas companies are predicting that te consumer will deal with this gas price untill it hits $100 a barrel which mean close to $5:50 per gallon

Answer 4

Who knows when. But this is interesting...Did you know if at least 3 million people picked one day to boycott a gas station like BP, or Shell, and not get gass that particular day, that gas stations company would lose 400 million dollars? I think it should be broadcasted over the news to boycott one day, all of us, and that might show somebody whats what.

Answer 5

Enough is Enough now liberals let us open up OUR own oil wells!

Answer 6

now man

Answer 7

vote vote organize vote

or we are screwed.

Answer 8

And do what?