Americans: We can endure higher prices for food and gas if it means putting the screws to Putin. Consider it a patriotic donation in the fight for freedom over tyranny.
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Yes! I'm a single mother of 3 barely scraping by for the last 3 years and I totally agree. I'll pay any price and work as much as I need to ensure my kids don't have to fight these wars.
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I'm on disability. I can't even afford both rent and utilities, and the costs don't go to helping Ukraine, they line the pockets of the already rich. As well meaning as I can see this tries to be, it's both classist and ableist.
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I agree for the most part, but eliminating Putin’s main revenue source will cripple them financially, therefore helping Ukrainians. Probably need to convince the Saudis to increase production for a while to offset costs. Good luck to you.
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Americans have already proven they absolutely will -not- endure -any- inconvenience for a greater good.
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Yes.... because the only logical thing we can do is raise our prices so people who can't afford much now, won't afford anything at all. You are such an amazing person by wanting people in the country you live in to be poor just to support Ukraine 🤡
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We've been paying more on defense than the next 10 countries for as long as I've been alive. We've paid for that with debt and thousands dying for lack of healthcare every year. But a few cents a gallon more for gas? "Unacceptable!" I don't get people.
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Eating is nice, heating a house is nice, having power is nice. It’s all relative to oil.try living in Canada. Here in Alberta we produce the most oil and natural gas in canada. Everything doubled overnight.it’s winter we consume power and natural gas like crazy
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I don't care how high they go. Freedom and democracy are worth it. Ukraine will bear much worse. They are the wall. Once Putin goes through he will keep going.
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