Arguments like these always ignore any motivation of the person providing the products and services. If water is selling for $100/bottle you'll find a large nu

Arguments like these always ignore any motivation of the person providing the products and services. If water is selling for $100/bottle you'll find a large number of people driving trucks full of water towards a disaster zone. If you regulate the price of water to 50 cents a bottle, those same people will stay home. You can call risk/reward decisions immoral all day, but it won't change reality. You think cab drivers will work for the same crap pay during a disaster?