Nebraska aka the boondocks | I don't want to sound argumentative, but how can anyone remove big oils advantages and or indirect subsidies when entire other industries such as plastics and the military complex are on the same page? For instance if one believes that the military is used to some extent to maintain oil in the Mideast then a politician, such as Ted is going to change that? Oil and the military and foreign policy have merged. There are millions of people and trillions of dollars involved. My point is, if someone tells me that I don't need to worry about etol being annihilated because they will reign in oil and its buddies equally, I just giggle , because they can't do it. |
Mark Levin
