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Originally Posted by fotze
Gas prices aren't nearly high enough. For what you get, it is cheap considering the effort made in making it.
People are such f'in hypocrites. Their entire lifestyles are centered around needing lots of fuel, living far away from work in massive houses that need lots of energy to maintain. They demand market prices only as long as it prices are down.
Maybe the oil companies should start adding a fee or warantee charge to their gasoline so the consumer can be guaranteed it will not seize their engine. People seem to accept paying for stupid **** more readily.
Although the companies entice the stones from the public when they give rich fat white guys half a billion dollars to retire. That stuff doesn't help at all.
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You may be the most self righteous person I have ever had the occasion to associate with. You make sweeping judgements about people you don't know because they make life choices that are different from your own.
I live 10 miles away from work. You know what, I don't want my kids growing up in the ****ty ass neighborhoods in between. Additionally, I don't want them going to big city schools, so I moved to a neighborhood in a small town school district. There is absolutely nothing wrong with those choices. In fact, it is my responsibility as a parent to make sure that I make choices that affect my kids in a positive manner.
My decisions aren't made based on some fantasy altruism and I won't apologize for it.