Quote: Originally Posted by Christa I might be dense here...but it seems like every time this conversation is had, it goes the same way. "It's not our fault prices are so high, we can't help it if our profits are so large...." Doesn't it seem obvious? Cut your profit margin & pass the savings on to the consumer?? I know there is a supply/demand side to this...we as a nation have chosen not to compromise our protected regions by drilling for oil. I suppose we, by default ,accept the consequence of paying higher prices because we must source outside of our own country. Any one have any thoughts?? But you would think that these execs would be vested in improving the American economy. I mean, I know these companies are BUSINESSES but geez- help the people out that freaking help make your billions. I hope they sleep well at night. But then again, what do we expect when many of our larger American corporations out source their jobs.
Personally I would like us to invest in making an alternative fuel. It would be so nice to cut the Middle East completely out. You know, I just read an article that by 2010 Nissan will begin rolling out electric cars but many fear that if Americans went this route we would strain our electricity grid and causing black outs. So whattagonnado?
What if gas cost $10 a gallon? - MSN Money