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This is misinformation
Its 1.7 billion in tax exceptions. Given how much politicians love to argue tax deductions and negative tax rates are handouts to normal folks, I'll count those as handouts to oil companies.
This is misinformation
It says exactly what they claim it does:
Why stop the quote there?
Because none of that information contradicts the statement, "Its 1.7 billion in tax exceptions," so the rest of the quote was irrelevant information.
Most of the data seems to be accurate but there are so many links in there that don't exist anymore (at least in the top reply).