The oil crisis has not only caused petrol prices to soar, it has revealed just how little competition there is among the big oil companies. A couple weeks ago the ACCC announced that it would be looking into uncompetitive behaviour by petrol companies in the rural areas.
The article shows how petrol price rises have been affected in different parts of Australia.
https://thepoint.com.au/news/260327-petrol-prices-are-soaring-in-sync-collusion-or-coincidence
Counter argument - the more we find out from this war, the more it’s clear that Iran absolutely 100% needs to be stopped. They have been developing long range weapons to target far away countries, and have been enriching uranium to make nuclear warheads. They are run by authoritarian terrorists and have been open and clear about their desire to destroy the western world.
Does the current situation suck? Yes. Is the USA annihilating their entire war arsenal and terrorist leaders worth it in the long run? Also yes. Former American presidents arearguably responsible for letting Iran get to where they are now. Thank god one of them has finally decided to do something about it. The world will be better off when this is over. It won’t be a “forever war” anymore than it already was before the US went in the other week. Iran is at war with the western world at all times.
All this war is proving is that Iran was incredibly restrained for the last half a century and that they would have been smarter to actually develop nuclear weapons because then the USA and Israel might be forced to just leave them the fuck alone.
They have been trying to develop nuclear weapons. It’s not easy.
The rest of the world doesn’t want to just leave a terrorist “death to our enemies” country alone. They need to be stopped and kept in check.
We are the terrorists, not them.
We definitely aren’t.
Mate, everything you just said was utter bullshit.
What exactly have we “found out from this war” ?
Iran was stopped for all intents and purposes.
They have missiles capable of hitting targets significantly further away than previously thought, for one.