Comments on: Gas Price Increase… Again.

By: Waukster

Waukster — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 01:57:07 +0000

@Itsuki: Yes, the government can’t stop the rising prices, but they can do so much more in uplifting the quality of life for the average Filipino. Check out my latest post.

By: Ian of Devastators

Ian of Devastators — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 13:19:41 +0000

Dapat talaga wala ng VAT…

Ung nilalagay ko na nga lang sa bike kong gas ay ung galing sa tito ko… ung gas na pang eroplano… hahaha hinahaluan ko na lang ng gas mula sa gas station… ganun tlaga ang mahal na ng gas eh…

dito sa gas station malapit samin dapat ung minimum ang i gas mo… bale 60 pesos…isang litro lang un… walang bababa sa 60 pesos kada karga… eh tataas nanaman un… GRABE

Black gold tlaga ang oil

i wonder na bakit kaya kokonti lang ang resources natin pag dating sa oil?? o wala lang pondo ang pilipinas para mag hanap ng lugar na madaming oil dito sa pilipinas… katulad ng spratley island… balitang balita na madaming oil dun… kaya nga pinag-aagawan eh… pero technically property un ng pinas… hays AMF

By: Jerome

Jerome — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 08:58:20 +0000

Even us, students are affected by the oil price hike. Everyday nasakay ako sa aircon na bus (P44 minimum) tapos tataas pa daw ang singil sa mga transit!… WTH!….. damn government!… TANGALIN NA DAPAT ANG E-VAT! amp! wala na ako panlaro dahil sa taas ng gasolina amp!

By: Itsuki

Itsuki — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 08:12:46 +0000

I’m really sorry, sir, but the government cannot do anything anymore about the gas prices. Even if they removed eVat, subsidize it for all motorists, OPEC is just going to increase the price even more. (The fears of the $200 per barrel is just months away from now.) By then, what can the government do?

We can hate on Gloria all we want, but as long as every commodity is tied in an oil-based economy, (which, by the way, we cannot control since we aren’t a major oil producer) the Filipino people is screwed.

By the way, get a hybrid.