How's That Recovery Comin?

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

great typical response

You can't answer the question. I'm asking you why gas prices go up. They've skyrocketed since 2006. I want your explanation for it, to see if it's equally as clueless and naive as your views on the collapse of the housing bubble.

[randallscott35]

Do Not Hijack about housing prices!

This thread is about our growing prosperity and this awesome recovery we are having. My fresh food stamp card will be swiped for a Slurpee and a Slushee this afternoon.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

You can't answer the question. I'm asking you why gas prices go up. They've skyrocketed since 2006. I want your explanation for it, to see if it's equally as clueless and naive as your views on the collapse of the housing bubble.

mainly supply and demand (it always jumps during travel seasons), OPEC, natural disasters affect prices (they jumped up a large amount after Katrina), and yes, middle eastern conflicts affect supply. a massive increase in demand from other countries (China in particular) affect price increases.

gas prices bairly flinched in the 20 years prior to the mid 2000's. I personally believe gas prices are where they should be for 2011.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

mainly supply and demand (it always jumps during travel seasons), OPEC, natural disasters affect prices (they jumped up a large amount after Katrina), and yes, middle eastern conflicts affect supply. a massive increase in demand from other countries (China in particular) affect price increases.

gas prices bairly flinched in the 20 years prior to the mid 2000's. I personally believe gas prices are where they should be for 2011.

And everyone knows there was no conflict in the Middle East, no increase in demand, no natural disasters, no travel seasons and no OPEC in that time period.

It's your poor persecuted Wall Street saints. Commodities speculation increased more than 1,000% from its historically minor level in the 90s to over $200 billion in the mid 2000s. It's price fixing, nothing more, nothing less.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

And everyone knows there was no conflict in the Middle East, no increase in demand, no natural disasters, no travel seasons and no OPEC in that time period.

It's your poor persecuted Wall Street saints. Commodities speculation increased more than 1,000% from its historically minor level in the 90s to over $200 billion in the mid 2000s. It's price fixing, nothing more, nothing less.

But speculation doesn't exist. http://www.zerohedge.com/article/lets-break-peculator

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

But speculation doesn't exist. http://www.zerohedge.com/article/lets-break-peculator

It's just a video game until the batteries run out. Then we get to replace them.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

It's just a video game until the batteries run out. Then we get to replace them.

Nice to see you've come over to the Coach and Randall side of the equation. You might be allowed into our Waco like compound.

depopulation is the endgame. They don't need us anymore and if you deny that then you have way too much faith in the leaders of the world.

Food shortages will be the story in the coming years. In time, Americans will be limited to one to two children per family.

[lord007]

Originally Posted by Coach Pants

[herkhorse]

http://youtu.be/qpsy_GqfbPw

October is the date for the next stock market crash. Just post more pro-lib cartoons, idiots.