[Redbob]

"Not a bargin, theft."

But a theft not unlike charging $3.299 for a gallon of gasoline.

[DoughtyOne]

What do you think she pays for the gas $0.25 cents a gallon?

Come on guy, you know better than that.

[businessprofessor]

You should complain to your Rat/Rino politicians about the price. Do not blame the owner, refinery, or oil companies.

[dead]

How very Robin Hood.

[Teacher317]

But a theft not unlike charging $3.299 for a gallon of gasoline.

Don't like it? Don't buy it. Viola!! You are no longer a victim of theft!

(Hint: it isn't called "stealing" if thousands of customers approach the seller and ask to purchase the product at the seller's clearly-posted price. That's called "commerce" by rational people. FYI.)

[El Sordo]

So enlighten us, what would you mandate as the proper and fair price?

And what makes you think you’d be correct?

[American in Israel]

Or 97 dollars a barrel for crude oil. Two dollars a gallon for something you pump out of the ground by the millions of gallons a day.

That theft is Saudi, this theft was American against his neighbor.

[tx_eggman]

But a theft not unlike charging $3.299 for a gallon of gasoline.

Supply and demand are theft??

How much do you pay for your decaf latte?

[VRWCmember]

But a theft not unlike charging $3.299 for a gallon of gasoline.

Did I miss your sarcasm tag or are you really suggesting that charging the market price to customers who purchase the product of their own volition amounts to theft?