https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_reserves_in_Saudi_Arabia

@TopHatt True.

They have WAY more oil

and their oil is easier to access

venezuela is literally trading in rare pepes rn atm
why would we trust them

So the basically control the price of oil because of this.

Then explain how they tried to halt production in the past few months to drive up prices and we managed to keep the price the same by flooding the market back?

@🅱arD >Tfw you have more oil than saudi arabia but your economy is still so bad that people cannot afford toilet paper

Also, Alternative energy is out only hope out of this, but its just not there yet

It is actually

Nuclear

But no one knows how to manage it

It cannot generate enough energy and is extremely expensive.

I'll be genuinely annoyed if we end up trying to oust the Ass man

Because muh environmental retardation

AGAIN
>BIG
>EMPTY
>STATES

Its not there yet.

It is

@GoGo BEGIN THE PROTESTS

We need more time to develop the technology and LEARN HOW TO USE IT.

@🅱arD is 100% right.

AGAIN
>LOTS
>OF PLACES
>TO STORE
>YOUR NUCLEAR WASTES

But at the point, we can't just switch to alternative

Everyone stop your fucking typing and autsim for a minute, I want to say something. Even if the nukes goes off, what will we do? Like will there be internet will tehre be waifus? Or even America? Like what the fuck will even happen?

also, a lot of our transportation would have to be changed completly to use these new forms of energy

maybe all of the nuclear facilities blow up because they were made with shitty 20th century materials and architecture

^ That was it actually

Only actual problems that arise come from either faulty management of infrastructure

@Andy
all people are pussies, no nukes will happen
nobody wants *that* much death

except for

uh

/pol/

Even if Nuclear can provide all our energy needs on a quanity scale

Which it can given enough development

you can't just throw Urainium on your gas tank

Sure

you need to conver your car to electric

which takes time and is expensive.

>HYDROGEN
>FUEL
>CELLS
>LITERALLY
>WATER

So as I said, we are not there yet.

But why need cars when you can power up your cities in such a manner that production is consistently within walking distance?