Well the free market system seems to make lots more money for paper pushers than people doing actual work.That is not going to last forever.Actually its probably going to cause another world war."Speculators"have got their way far too long.I heard on one of those economy shows that 100 dollar oil might be doable.If it is,they should be hung.To just say that,then put the hurt on everybody and everything is so low.Just because you can.If they are stupid enough to set this up,they deserve every bit of what they get in return.Already talk of tough restraints being put on them.Now is a good time for them to act like tyrants.When everybody finds out its them,and where they are,what excuse do you think will work then?Uh,It was alright because them other guys did it?You can try to say that but its not going to help,I dont think.Plus we could do without speculators,or at least ones that want to be greedy hogs.
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