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Allocating Resources: 500 Gallons of Fuel in a Pickup Truck

Submitted by goldenequity on Sun, 11/04/2012 - 07:13
in

http://youtu.be/szOj_GcQtlQ

Private Sector will gitter done.
Get out of the way and lettum. :)


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Thanks Lisa Jackson, you are

Submitted by Ulfilas on Mon, 11/05/2012 - 15:25.

Thanks Lisa Jackson, you are too kind.
http://yosemite.epa.gov/opa/admpress.nsf/bd4379a92ceceeac8525735900400c27/979a9c74c13e24a785257aac007b4cec!OpenDocument

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Southern Agrarian

Free Market Choice

Submitted by goldenequity on Mon, 11/05/2012 - 11:39.

Yep...
Would you pay Double to avoid 6-7 hr wait???
http://youtu.be/I293Ci7FddI

Spoke too

Submitted by Ulfilas on Mon, 11/05/2012 - 10:34.

Spoke too soon.
http://m.nbcconnecticut.com/nbcconnecticut/pm_107784/content...

Charity and Compassion are illegal!

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Whoa....

Submitted by goldenequity on Mon, 11/05/2012 - 11:06.

Nice catch!
---uhhmmm 'approved containers' is ALWAYS the way to go..
i.e. unless you're Mr. Molotov :)

If they know he has it

Submitted by gopper on Sun, 11/04/2012 - 11:48.

,,, they'll wait until he crosses state lines, then the feds will come after him.

I've seen some gas station owners buying gas from runners that come from neighboring states because there is a big difference in price. (i.e. GA-TN). The runners don't always use gas cans like that, their cars are often fitted with specially-designed tanks so thay can use any free space available, and gutted to hold the weight.

The feds don't care about it being safe or whatnot, they care about the $$ that's involved.

They're lucky to be alive...

Submitted by bcfast on Sun, 11/04/2012 - 11:22.

I couldn't see a grounding line in the video. I know I wouldn't drive it down the road!!
The post below is probably correct, that he'll be arrested for this as he gets close to the people who need it...just like Stossell's story on the guy from KY with the generators being arrested in LA for selling them without a "license".

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He'll probably be arrested

Submitted by Ulfilas on Sun, 11/04/2012 - 11:02.

He'll probably be arrested for selling gas without a license or transporting it in an unsafe manner.

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Southern Agrarian

never

Submitted by rocketman on Sun, 11/04/2012 - 09:26.

mind

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People rag on the Mormons a lot

Submitted by CarCrashClutter on Sun, 11/04/2012 - 08:41.

Arguing Romney's donations to them aren't actually charitable or were simply to get out of taxes, things like that. I beg to differ. These people have "go out of your way to help people" burned into their brains more than almost any other group. They have like 350 missions across the world, and while I would argue against the merits of pushing your religion unto others, they've probably built more freshwater wells, schools and hospitals in undeveloped countries and gotten more food and medicine to disaster victims than any group of naysayers.

This couple is a good example of what Mormons are willing to give.

There's plenty of other reasons to hate Romney, complaining about donating to a group that does an entirely better job of responding and actually using the money to help the needy than the government ever could on it's best day, instead of giving that money to a bunch of bureaucrats that waste it either willfully or through inefficiency is just nuts.