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Heathcliff · 10-06-04, 05:08 AM

Link please....so we can make our own interpretation.

Also I think it is missing the point, since we are near Peak Oil a rise in prices is a certainty. There will be no winners monetarily speaking since the cost of recovery will go up for the oil producers, who will pass that along to the refineries, who will pass that along to the wholesalers ect...There will be tremendous downward pressure on consumer cost because of shear industrial inertia. Competition from other sources like nuclear will also drive down profits all along the supply chain.

Besides that, there is a great deal of resentment among those of us who are socially responsible to have to share the roads with these huge, tottering and dangerous monsters. These people should improve their driving skills if they want to be "safer" instead of irresponsibly shifting the burden onto the rest of us and causing needless death, destruction and deterioration of the public road surfaces.

People in snowier climes have a legitimate need for 4 wheel drive vehicles. The rest of you are just in love with the "cowboy" image. You are making fools out of yourselves and many, many people are laughing at you behind your backs. Make yourselves useful and move a load of dirt won't you?

10-06-04, 05:08 AM	#4
Heathcliff One half won't do Join Date: May 2004 Location: Florida Posts: 270	Link please....so we can make our own interpretation. Also I think it is missing the point, since we are near Peak Oil a rise in prices is a certainty. There will be no winners monetarily speaking since the cost of recovery will go up for the oil producers, who will pass that along to the refineries, who will pass that along to the wholesalers ect...There will be tremendous downward pressure on consumer cost because of shear industrial inertia. Competition from other sources like nuclear will also drive down profits all along the supply chain. Besides that, there is a great deal of resentment among those of us who are socially responsible to have to share the roads with these huge, tottering and dangerous monsters. These people should improve their driving skills if they want to be "safer" instead of irresponsibly shifting the burden onto the rest of us and causing needless death, destruction and deterioration of the public road surfaces. People in snowier climes have a legitimate need for 4 wheel drive vehicles. The rest of you are just in love with the "cowboy" image. You are making fools out of yourselves and many, many people are laughing at you behind your backs. Make yourselves useful and move a load of dirt won't you? __________________ No matter how powerful our political and religious leaders think they are, they are as dust before the immense and implacable forces of history and progress. Alan Moore [in Salon]