"Oil companies produce more in corporate taxes than they receive in benefits."

Since you are a known liar you saying that is so does not make it so.

I think we will need proof.

Oil companies pay less in taxes than most other companies, and the amount they pay varies depending on a number of factors:
-Tax deferral
Oil companies can defer paying taxes, which lowers their effective tax rate.
-Tax provisions
Oil companies can take advantage of tax provisions to avoid and defer taxes.
-Subsidies
Oil companies receive subsidies because oil is considered a vital commodity.
-Tax structure
Many oil and gas companies are structured as Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs), which are exempt from corporate income taxes.
-International taxes
Oil companies pay taxes to other countries, which they can deduct from their U.S. taxes.
-According to a 2014 study, the average federal tax rate paid by 20 of the largest oil and gas companies was 24%. However, when deferred taxes are subtracted, their average "current" tax rate drops to 11.7%.
-The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act reduced the effective tax rate for companies from 35% to 21%.

Re 15

If you need a link for any of those statements I can provide them if you can't look them up yourself.

Re 15

And none of that includes the cost of military protect of shipping lanes.