Gas prices in San Diego as well as other cities across the nation are increasing
little by little. Why are the top oil companies showing outrageous profits
each and every year with increases going up and up? It's time for San Diego
to fight back! Of course, strikes won't work because we need our fuel
and vehicles to get around San Diego! What will work for the people
of San Diego? We need to attack the CEO's of these top oil giants and put
a stop to this! Everyone understands that the oil reserves are for emergencies
and cannot be touched but come on San Diego, we need to fight to allow
drilling off the East and West coasts. We only live once and within our
generation, if San Diego and other cities don't do something about this, we will
fall and a revolution will happen. First the high oil executives will
fall, then the ones helping the oil executives, and whoever gets in the way.
We need to stop this nonsense of gas increase before it's too late for San Diego
as well as everywhere else in the United States. Let's think about
this! The everyday person that's struggling to fill up a tank at these unbelievable
rates. Think about when they see an oil executive, ceo, or even
an employee of a top oil company. Hatred is in their eyes and no telling
what could happen next! San Diego and others need to fight these high
gas prices and put a stop to this! Gas going up, the sales of SUVs are going
down. SUVs are the tanks of the roads in San Diego as well as other
cities. Not only do they have plenty of room, but are extremely safe, compared
to a small car with great gas mileage. More fatalities will happen
if everyone starts buying smaller cars. Why? because the gas is too high
for SUVs. Millions and Millions in profits for these big oil companies when
San Diego as well as the other cities are struggling to make ends meet!
Find a gas station or convenience store near you anywhere in the
San Diego area! Today, gas stations and convenience stores carry everything
from food to gas to lottery tickets. Of course, it's a convenience to have
one on almost every corner of San Diego, but it doesn't change the gas prices.
A gas station does make a good amount from the items that are sold, so
why not lower the gas a little to help the economy out? I guess San Diego
as well as other cities will never know! I love to know how much the gas
station owners are really making! Wouldn't you? |
