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Why We Raised The Price of Gas

by sihana in Issues, November 7, 2009

A proposed ad to be published in major newspapers and stupid websites such as Yahoo.com.

Following the recent increase in gas prices there was some public outcry accusing us, your favorite oil companies, of greed and corruption. The reality, however, is that nothing can be farther from the truth. Most environmentalists agree that an increase in gas prices results in reduction of green house gases emissions, thus slowing the global warming. Another positive effect of that price increase is a rise in food prices which many economists believe will lead to less food consumption and thus help in our efforts to reduce obesity. It is such considerations, rather than greed which we loath, that convinced us to raise the price of gas.

It may seem to some that we do not have any expenses and this, too, is far from being true. In addition to the bribes we have to pay the rulers of the oil-producing countries we also have to donate large amounts of money to the campaign funds of most US politicians in order to prevent any investigations of our price policies. Just the donations to congressmen alone, without taking account of local politicians, use a major part of our increased profits.

Remeber, gas is still cheaper than other common commodities such as coffee in Times Square or champaign in Champs Elysees.

We therefore reject all the allegations against us and will be more than happy to supply all your energy needs as long as you’re stupid enough to pay.

Your beloved oil companies

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  1. Jane Benitez

    On November 8, 2009 at 12:32 am


    Interesting observations and well written article.

  2. Goodselfme

    On November 8, 2009 at 2:20 am


    I share your sentiments.TX for writing .

  3. Themax

    On November 8, 2009 at 12:52 pm


    I can understand,very well written!!!

  4. sihana

    On November 8, 2009 at 2:39 pm


    Thanks for your comments, and please do not foget to click on ads in order to increase our profits too. See my article “Help Triond and You’ll Help Yourself” for explanation.

  5. giftarist

    On November 9, 2009 at 8:42 am


    Interesting write! Well presented too

  6. Speed Limit

    On November 12, 2009 at 8:18 pm


    I like it.
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