Gasoline prices are falling in Russia

Gas prices in Russia are being artificially subsidized by the Putin papuan who is terrified of failure and the Russian people; the ruble has been flushed down the toilet by the Putin papuan as well. The world watches sadly as Russia teeters on the brink of economic collapse brought on by that very Putin papuan. In the US there is freedom but right now it's a little expensive but still very worth it.

 

Ahahaha..... "creeep up on you"?
You may still use horses for transportation and farming, but look at the gas price tags at your gas station. Unless of course you know what a "gas station" is.

 

You've been caught lying again. And as usual quickly change the topic.

 

Russia is the same capitalist country as the United States. And if in some "shades of gray" there is no complete match, then this does not change anything.

 

.....can the Russians afford to buy petrol?
I mean its the average Russian that's being screwed isn't it; Russians have/had 1.35tn rubles invested through private accounts which was more than $15bn before Russia invaded Ukraine. Now its less than $7.5bn just on the ruble devaluation, and even worse on the share price fall. In short - a massive destruction of middle class wealth.
But sure petrol prices are going down....whooopee doo for you!!!

 

Russia is a Mafia state; the only question is, who actually runs it, the Brainy Don M or Putin papuan?

 

....its called petrol here....

 

Ahahaha..... The topic is in the post. Do you have something to say on the topic?
For example, tell us how much petrol costs in Germany, how much utilities cost in Germany.... Or tell us why steel mills in the EU are closing.

 

I wonder why you avoid talking about gas prices?

 

Says the liar who has been caught lying. Btw, very cheap non sequitur.

 

Okay. You have made progress on the topic. Now tell me about the price of "petrol".

 

Is Russia a mafia state and who runs it? Papuan Putin or the Brainy Don M? Post #26 addresses the gas prices; can you answer my question now?

 

Russians have no problem buying gasoline. And you must admit, it is natural when gasoline becomes cheaper. Is not it?
Unlike American citizens, where gas prices are rising daily.

 

What happened? Do you have anything to say on the topic?

 

The topic is gasoline prices in Russia, not gas prices or steel mills in Europe. You can't even follow your own topic, instead you're lying.

 

Russia is no different from the United States in matters of the political and economic structure of society. Of course there are private differences .... for example, in the United States, 2.2 million people are in prison. There are far fewer prisoners in Russia. And of course the police in Russia do not kill innocent citizens like in the US and set dogs on demonstrators as is customary in the US......but what does that have to do with to do with gas prices? Do you have something to say about the topic of the post? For example, tell me how much gasoline costs in the USA.

 

Brainy Don M or papuan Putin in charge of Russia? It's a simply question. I hope you can answer it safely?

 

.........mate are you on the sauce this evening....?

 

I understand it better than you do. When supply exceeds demand, prices decrease. I suspect the oil companies will reduce supply to help level the decliine. Gazprom will return to losing money. Basic economics.

 

But today, gasoline prices in Russia are falling, but in the US, gasoline prices are rising. And it's all thanks to the sanctions. Basic economics. Is not it?

 

Is that the maximum you can write?

 

Fake News. The Ruble is worth 30% more than it was before the invasion:

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Bloomberg reported,

"The ruble closed at the highest level in five years against the euro as more European companies appeared to be complying with Vladimir Putin’s demand that they switch to paying in Russia’s currency for natural gas."

"The ruble jumped as much as 9% against the euro and ended Friday’s session 2.8% stronger against the dollar in Moscow. The Russian currency is the best performer globally this year."

 

Freedom if what? Freedom of movement of gasoline prices to Everest values?

 

ours would too if our prices were not set by the global market

US oil companies do not need to charge us so much... they want too

 

Necro quotes can be disingenuous and this one's a non sequitur.

Freedom of Ukraine if you could apply critical thinking.