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I think that even by your definition water is a human right. Should we not have access to plumbing anymore lets say, and there was a freshwater lake near where
by zjaffee 9y ago
I think that even by your definition water is a human right. Should we not have access to plumbing anymore lets say, and there was a freshwater lake near where we lived, we should be allowed to get our water from it and no other human should stop us from doing so simply because they said that they owned it.
- tylerhou 9y agoYou're arguing that if there's an available source of water, people should be able to take from it as they choose. But then what incentivizes me to build a plumbing system (which, if I should build, I would claim that I owned) if anyone could just take from it?