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Re: diesel fule shortage? o/t
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Posted by Matt from CT on August 10, 2006 at 18:42:14 from (68.118.198.252):
In Reply to: Re: diesel fule shortage? o/t posted by RN on August 10, 2006 at 13:36:27:
Is it that they're state controlled... Or all of those are the fat, dumb, and dominant company in there market? Ah, probably both... Anyway, nope, don't want government control. But the Government can encourage a market with many instead of few players. They can also recognize was is nationally critical infrastructure and require it be kept up at an acceptable level. That doesn't even take tax breaks or nuttin' -- it's the fundamental role of the government to establish rules so everyone plays on a level field. And if it says you have to inspect the pipes once a year, well, that doesn't cost anyone anything more than any of their competitors since they all have to do it. Yeah, may add a little to the cost...pay me now, or pay me later.
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