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1/3/2007 9:44:02 PM EDT

i wasnt around to remember it... but i belive in 1973 the truckers couldnt take the high fuel prices any longer, pulled over, and quit driving until fuel prices were brought back down.

do you think this would work today?

IMO the fuel companies probably line the pockets of the politicians to the point that they wouldnt help solve the problem...




"ibtgise" ( in before the gas isnt so expensive crowd )
1/3/2007 10:21:48 PM EDT
[#1]
It probably would.
No one has yet, given me a legitimate reason why diesel fuel in the last couple of years has surpassed the price of regular gasoline, when it was always the other way around.
1/3/2007 10:28:14 PM EDT
[#2]

Quoted:
It probably would.
No one has yet, given me a legitimate reason why diesel fuel in the last couple of years has surpassed the price of regular gasoline, when it was always the other way around.


my understanding is its easier to produce diesel too.... but with all the people driving diesel pickups that DONT need them, its almost no wonder why...
1/3/2007 10:30:05 PM EDT
[#3]
I remember the truckers strike. It was just the independent owner operators that participated and they eventually had to go back to work or lose their equipment to the finance companies.

If I could organize the tanker drivers, I wouldn't need the rest of them. We could shut this country down in about a week. But, you can't get 5 drivers to agree on what time it is. Much less get them to commit to a strike.
1/3/2007 11:02:13 PM EDT
[#4]
Part of me thinks "rising gas prices are part of capitalism, so tough shizzat"

BUT, I also wonder how in the hell it went from 90 cents a gallon to over $3 in only a few years.