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Add on hidden taxes like road user charges, then mandatory V2G and watch the savings (and freedom) evaporate.

Aussies are just starting to get slugged with solar export charges and freaking out.
RUC is hardly a hidden tax, everyone else has to pay it
 
RUC is hardly a hidden tax, everyone else has to pay it
Petrols halved in price to $0.50 per litre in the US (Gallon converted from $1.90) over the past few years.

1 - we have so many taxes on our fuel it’s not funny which causes our cost of living crisis
2 - why doesn’t our petrol ever half in price and jump around like that?
 
Petrols halved in price to $0.50 per litre in the US (Gallon converted from $1.90) over the past few years.

1 - we have so many taxes on our fuel it’s not funny which causes our cost of living crisis
2 - why doesn’t our petrol ever half in price and jump around like that?
Because the ones who set the taxes don't want us not to pay them.
 
Petrols halved in price to $0.50 per litre in the US (Gallon converted from $1.90) over the past few years.

1 - we have so many taxes on our fuel it’s not funny which causes our cost of living crisis
2 - why doesn’t our petrol ever half in price and jump around like that?
Firstly because of your first point, with excise duty, road tax, GST, Carbon tax etc more than half the cost of petrol at the pump is tax. Only the GST element varies with the price of the goods, the others are all fixed to volume.
Secondly oil is sold in USD. For the last 8 years our governments have shown very little fiscal prudence. As a result the NZD has declined from 74c to 57c against the USD.
 
Petrols halved in price to $0.50 per litre in the US (Gallon converted from $1.90) over the past few years.

1 - we have so many taxes on our fuel it’s not funny which causes our cost of living crisis
2 - why doesn’t our petrol ever half in price and jump around like that?
Where are you getting your petrol prices from Wiz?

The average petrol price for regular grade in the US is $2.81 per gallon or $NZD1.24/litre
 
Where are you getting your petrol prices from Wiz?

The average petrol price for regular grade in the US is $2.81 per gallon or $NZD1.24/litre
US petrol price varies massively from state to state. IMO is misleading to look at the average price as this is very distorted by California.
 
No, because it's science and it's real. You're on your own journey, sorry for that, you've been conned
Like the science that said the vaccine was "safe and effective", or maybe the Nazi’s eugenic sceince that said they were the master race or maybe we should follow Al Gore who says “the seas are boiling”. Well they must have been boiling yesterday because when I went for a surf this morning the sea temp was more like 20 than 100 ˚C.
Science is all about skepticism, the day we agree the science is settled is the day science stops advancing our knowledge or the universe.
 
Like the science that said the vaccine was "safe and effective", or maybe the Nazi’s eugenic sceince that said they were the master race or maybe we should follow Al Gore who says “the seas are boiling”. Well they must have been boiling yesterday because when I went for a surf this morning the sea temp was more like 20 than 100 ˚C.
Science is all about skepticism, the day we agree the science is settled is the day science stops advancing our knowledge or the universe.
And antivax as well.

Later.
 
The government know man made climate change is directly related to the increased strength and frequency of weather events.

Yet this hard right government are doing everything possible to return to no mitigation and fossil fuel reliance

The insurance companies know man made climate change is directly related to the increased strength and frequency of weather events.

They won't insure you any more

The banks know man made climate change is directly related to the increased strength and frequency of weather events.

And they all walk away and socialise the losses, while privatising any profit to be gained.





 
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