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**TheBestCheapestOEM** · 01-19-2007, 04:32 PM

So if the consumer gets a break at the pump because oil companies have 7.6 billion dollars of US taxpayer subsidies, why didn't we see a break at the pump when they had those subsidies?

And since we didn't see a break at the pump, instead we saw the pump price rise, I would have to think there will be no change at the pump as the oil companies pay their fair share of taxes, as they should.

01-19-2007, 04:32 PM	#27
TheBestCheapestOEM Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 378 Senior Member	So if the consumer gets a break at the pump because oil companies have 7.6 billion dollars of US taxpayer subsidies, why didn't we see a break at the pump when they had those subsidies? And since we didn't see a break at the pump, instead we saw the pump price rise, I would have to think there will be no change at the pump as the oil companies pay their fair share of taxes, as they should.
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