The problem to he here is that the price of bottled water doesn't (evidently) reflect the true cost. Driving a hummer, drinking bottled water, eating a big ste

The problem to he here is that the price of bottled water doesn't (evidently) reflect the true cost. Driving a hummer, drinking bottled water, eating a big steak, taking airplanes everywhere. No prob, just pay for it. The price of these activities should be high enough that everyone is just delighted when someone does it, because the amount paid back into the commons makes it a great deal for everyone else. That would end the moralizing, which doesn't make much sense in the first place (and is truly a hopeless way to influence anyone other than the choir anyway)