Unlike the Biden ones at gas pumps, these are actually based in reality.

Over the past two years, misinformed, right-wing conservatives enjoyed and continue to place”Biden, I Did That” stickers on gas pumps and grocery store shelves.

Although the act does literally nothing except annoy and expose their ignorance, since these pump defacers bought a pack of 100, as long as gas prices are high, they aren’t stopping.

You’ve seen variations on the Biden sticker featuring the likes of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, but there’s a new sticker making the rounds, ready to make its appearance at your local gas station.

Russia is the second-largest oil producer in the world. Disruption of Russian oil production means turmoil for the global energy market.

According to the EIA, Russia accounts for 7 percent of total US Oil Imports. This Ukraine conflict does not bode well for prices at the pump.

Enter the “Putin I Did That sticker.”

Whereas the Biden sticker suggests Joe has a switch on his Resolute Desk to make gas more expensive, this Putin decal is actually based in reality.

Here are the best places for you to buy a Putin I Did That Sticker.

Pooty Stix via My Shopify

Website: www.pooty-stix.myshopify.com

This one is my particular favorite. The stickers come in a square paper sticker or die-cut option.

According to the sticker maker, “the square paper sticker option is even harder to scrape off a gas pump in a MAGA fueled rage.”

More importantly, “All profits will be donated to Ukrainian relief organizations.”

StickItDecals via Etsy

Website: www.etsy.com/listing/1174535972/putin-i-did-that-pointing-gas-pump

There are a handful of Putin I Did That stickers already on Etsy, but this is my favorite, and, it’s already a bestseller! If you plan to place your Putin stickers at a lot of pumps, there’s a volume discount when you buy a 10, 25, or 100-pack.

Putin I Did That decals by StickIt Decals via ETSY

Red Bubble

These on Red Bubble are all pretty good, come in at least three sizes, and offer a bulk discount. None of the sellers are donating their profits to Ukrainian relief sellers, so they are essentially profiting off a horrible situation.

A gallery of Putin I did that stickers on RedBubble.com

eBay

Website: www.ebay.com

There’s one seller on eBay with a basic Putin I Did That sticker. I expect more sellers to pop up in the coming days.

Putin I Did That sticker for sale on eBay

I haven’t seen any Putin I Did That stickers on Amazon yet but, if you want to take advantage of your Amazon Prime account and two-day shipping, keep your eyes peeled on Bezos’s site, too.

19 COMMENTS

  1. Lower US production and OPEC decisions, aren’t really Putin’s bag, unless you are implying he’s pulling Biden’s strings.
    When you consider who waived sanctions on Nordstream 2 back in may while nixing Keystone XL, I think you might be on to something.

      • Hmm…it’s economics “Common sense”. Oil prices drive gas prices, because gas is made from oil, no? Now understand that oil prices are driven mostly by the futures market. Meaning, prices are influenced by what the market expects to happen. So if you have a pipeline (Phase IV, Keystone XL) in construction that is expected to supply more oil than even Russia per day, that is a good thing, meaning the expectation on prices will be down due to higher supply. So “Common sense”, yeah, you’re dumb.

        • Russian Annual Crude Production:
          3,952,950,000 barrels/yr (just shy of 4 billion barrels per year, as of 2019, the last “normal” year for which stats are available)

          Maximum Design Capacity of Keystone XL Pipeline:
          302,950,000 barrels/yr (just shy of 303 million barrels per year, but the actual number would be lower to account for scheduled down time, etc)

          I don’t have a PhD in mathematics, but last
          I checked, 303 million is significantly less than 4 billion.

          Now if you’re talking the volume of Russian oil imported directly into the US, then the 28 million barrels the US imports from Russia is a pittance and you’re actually on to something, which is namely why the US imports any oil at all, given that in terms of total barrels, the US exports more oil that it imports and we can easily meet 100%+ of US demand with domestic production.

          The answer there is free market economics, capitalism, and chemistry. US refiners spent a ton of money in the 1990s and aughts building refineries designed to refine crappy imported oil from Russia, Canada, and Venezuela into products like gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. These refineries aren’t super efficient at refining the very high quality low sulphur oil that we have in the US. So oil companies ship US Sweet Crude overseas and import Sour Crude from these other countries. This makes sense as long as the efficiency gains from refining the right kind of oil can pay for the transportation costs of the oil.

          The real kicker though is that oil is a fairly easy to transport product and even without the Keystone XL, imports from Alberta have already more than filled the gap produced by the ban on Russian oil. Russian oil was cheaper than Alberta’s oil though, thanks to low Russian wages, lax Russian safety and environmental standards, the ease of shipping by ship, and that it’s easier to refine than the literal tar coming from Alberta.

          So, gasoline prices are going up, but those increases can be pinned reliably on:
          Decreased global supply of oil.
          Speculation on even higher future prices.
          Increased production and transportation costs associated with Canadian Tar Sands oil.
          Profiteering by oil companies, using the spike in oil prices to hike the price of gasoline made from already paid for oil.

  2. “Reality” was that gas went up a dollar a gallon, over 30%, in Joe’s first year, LONG before Putin invaded Ukraine., due to policies enacted by this administration starting day one with the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline. So yeah, Joe did that. Putin’s actions have added 39 cents since the war’s start, but the energy independence Joe let get away, and the Canadian oil that would have been coming online from that pipeline, would have sheltered the US from Putin’s actions.

    We won’t be seeing any Putin stickers, but we are seeing the looming date of 11.08.22 It will be a great day.

  3. What a boot licking putz this reporter is. Omg!!!
    The whole Country has gone to shit, one bad policy after the other. It all started on day one of this idiot stumbling into the Oval office. The convenient timing of this war is not going to work as a cover for any of this many disasters. Biden has put us in the position of depending on Russia for gas. How is that Russia’s fault? Now they fund their war with US dollars we give them, which actually makes us sort of the bad guys. Putin stickers Lol LAME.

  4. I know it’s hard for left wingers like yourself, but perhaps you can try and open your limited mind and review gas prices since Biden took office. It’s not hard. $2.09 November 2020…$3.25 October 2021…$3.88 February 2022. Democrats like yourself will never look at how your policies negatively affect the economy, rather you will always continue blaming someone (or something) else.

      • Gas prices were already on the rise after Biden took office, way before this war. He is to blame for this whether you accept it or not.

        Also, politicians hate you and your way of life None of them do. Yes, even your big bad T****. Stop cheerleading for them. All this sticker stuff is pathetic and nobody with an above-average intelligence and long-term memory is going to blame Russia for this lol.

        • You’re line of thinking immediately lost credibility once blame Biden.

          Russia is not the main reason oil prices are so high right now but blaming Putin is actually based in fact while blaming Biden is largely based on unfounded theory. Gasoline prices have direct relationship to price of crude oil. Crude Oil is traded on the global market based on demand. OPEC controls most of the worlds output of oil. There is an agreement between the US president in 2020, that reduced the OPEC output in order to support price so US oil companies can survive the pandemic. This agreement was for 2 years ending in April 2022. Currently OPEC is producing about 5-8 million barrels less oil than they did in 2019. Capitalism is ultimately to blame.

  5. No, Senor Acoba, capitalism is not ultimately to blame. Your fake president is ultimately to blame, which is what dozens of your readers have been telling you for the last eight months. I’m sure you won’t acknowledge Senator Graham’s comments yesterday: “This is a conscious effort by the Biden administration to destroy fossil fuel production in the United States……and its destroying the American economy.” I won’t recite the entire quote, because he uses big words that you might not understand. Now, if a Republican senator can figure that out, even YOU should be able to figure that out, don’t you think?

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