Nestle Chairman: Water is Not a Human Right, That's Extremist, Privatization is Best

[FlyGuy]

 

[the mechanic]

Its one of those candid moments when the farmers reveal their true thoughts to the livestock..if this shocks you then you truly dont understand the world youre living in

 

[Yapdatfool]

This is absolutely nuts........

Nestle gonna try to own all that next.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Nestle gonna try to own all that next.

 

[88m3]

wars will be fought over water one day

 

[Fillerguy]

wars will be fought over water one day

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I think they trynna tell us something

 

[Mr Uncle Leroy]

nestle chairboy is greedy

let folks live, give them free water.

God/Creator aint charging you for free mountain/lakes/ocean water.

 

[Mowgli]

The cac is a madman.

 

[stealthbomber]

im writing a paper on international water scarcity right now. im gonna put this in there, good looks

 

[LucaBrasi]

Got damn.. this super capitalism has to come to an end one day

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

[Brother]Heed the word of the brother[/J]

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[the cac mamba]

a human needs water to survive

that simple statement negates his entire argument.

someone should put a hot one in this dudes head

 

[TrueEpic08]

This would be funny if the attitude weren't so prevalent in some circles...

 

[VerbalIntercourse]

He's absolutely right.


Look at "Public" bodies of water and then look a private ones.

In public bodies of water, we find overfishing, dumping, disease, unpleasant conditions, and all around dirty and unsanitary water.

In privately owned or privately run lakes (like Lake Comanche in California), the conditions are pristine.

water Resources should be owned and operated by private citizens. That's the only way to insure an efficient output of water. Government production functions have never provided a efficient nor an abundant output of goods. That has never happened in the history of Mankind.

Just recently, I heard a special about Chinese Cities featured on NPR. In the piece, the narrator commented that private Chinese firms always seems to do better job at planning and operating property. All government created cities were nearly empty.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

He's absolutely right.


Look at "Public" bodies of water and then look a private ones.

In public bodies of water, we find overfishing, dumping, disease, unpleasant conditions, and all around dirty and unsanitary water.

In privately owned or privately run lakes (like Lake Comanche in California), the conditions are pristine.

water Resources should be owned and operated by private citizens. That's the only way to insure an efficient output of water. Government production functions have never provided a efficient nor an abundant output of goods. That has never happened in the history of Mankind.

Just recently, I heard a special about Chinese Cities featured on NPR. In the piece, the narrator commented that private Chinese firms always seems to do better job at planning and operating property. All government created cities were nearly empty.

Just to reiterate, I hope you die.