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In reply to the discussion: Nestlé CEO Says Water Is Food That Should Be Privatized – Not A Human Right [View all]Response to Buzz Clik (Reply #3)
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Nestlé CEO Says Water Is Food That Should Be Privatized – Not A Human Right [View all]
Zephie
Apr 2013
OP
No, I asked the question I wanted to ask. Your question is different and easier.
Buzz Clik
Apr 2013
#7
Competitive water systems exist but are not efficient in the developing world.
Buzz Clik
Apr 2013
#105
The difference being that, we collectively pay for our water... and our water has common ownership..
Veilex
Apr 2013
#97
That is not what he said. He said it needed to be paid for by everyone, he passed right over ....
marble falls
Apr 2013
#146
K&R to this post! Never was the Democratic party so admirable a when pursuing policies
Dark n Stormy Knight
Apr 2013
#90
Water is not a product of human engineering or work; it's a gift from Earth. Who owns that? If not
freshwest
Apr 2013
#124
I agree anyone who facilitates life through water should be paid to keep doing it, and well. But not
freshwest
Apr 2013
#127
If the government is incapable (and many are), then we deny the citizens' their right to water?
Buzz Clik
Apr 2013
#45
If a govt is 'incapable,' how is it going to regulate for-profit water companies?
Doremus
Apr 2013
#61
I'm not sure what that means in this context. Could you explain "single payer" in terms of water?
Buzz Clik
Apr 2013
#84
Air? No one is cleaning air and sending it to your home to breathe. Not a good example.
Buzz Clik
Apr 2013
#86
Bechtel screwed up massively in Bolivia. They were horrible to the people, and were treated as such.
Buzz Clik
Apr 2013
#123
Future water and food rationing, along with genetic birth control in grains foodstuffs, and robotics
DhhD
Apr 2013
#15
Enjoy your Calistoga, Perrier, Poland Springs, Arrowhead, Pellegrino, and other botted waters.
NYC_SKP
Apr 2013
#26
Water is Already Being Managed in Most Developed Countries - But as a Public Resource
dballance
Apr 2013
#31
Edison tried to patent the carbon ring which falls to the base of a lightbulb
Rain Mcloud
Apr 2013
#54
Corporations can go privative all the water they have made unfit for human consumption. n/t
L0oniX
Apr 2013
#72
This is the type of moronic thinking that happens when a person lets money dictate reason
gtar100
Apr 2013
#93
i've reduced my purchases of Nestle products since first heard this crap. complete asshole
samsingh
Apr 2013
#95
The need for water for clean water is so basic, that even the Romans realized that
Cleita
Apr 2013
#110
This video is a perfect example of corporate/capitalist mentality. He lays it all out very clearly.
gtar100
Apr 2013
#109
Anons should shut down all of Nestle's and Brabeck's computerized operations until he
ancianita
Apr 2013
#134
Nestle should have been broken up after their man made baby formulator disaster in Africa!
pam4water
Jun 2013
#162