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Jun 6, 2004
On 6/05/04, Dean wrote:
> If you don’t have time to read the entire article, at
> least look at the last paragraph in which this
> Pennsylvania online paper quotes a Canadian transportation
> analyst. (What is it with our neighbor to the north
> recently? O Canada!)
>
> If consumers get the correct message, think how the
> marketplace might respond.
Consumers have power only in a free market. Oil is not a free
market. It is an oligopoly.
Meanwhile, we are in a war, where our govewrnment is
subsidizing the market makers.
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Howdy King D.
Your pattern of reacting without first reflecting continues.
You have stated that “Consumers have power only in a free
market.” Think rationally about this statement for a moment
or two.
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