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Topic	Is access to clean water a human right?
BaiusGaltar 07/06/19 5:31:15 PM #30:	Magyar15 posted... BaiusGaltar posted... Magyar15 posted... No, because clean water is a finite resource, albeit a crucial one. That being said, just because it's not a human right doesn't mean the government shouldn't work to secure it. How does that stop it from being a human right? Because you declaring a right to a finite resource doesn't make any sense. It's how you get rationing and redistribution, and coupled with that, corruption and inefficiency. There is plenty of water for everyone to drink. It's industry that is causing shortages. --- Previously, on Gattelstar Balactica... <cite>BaiusGaltar posted [p:924330750] in Is access ... [t:77844724]...</cite> <quote><cite>Magyar15 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>BaiusGaltar posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Magyar15 posted...</cite> <quote>No, because clean water is a finite resource, albeit a crucial one. That being said, just because it's not a human right doesn't mean the government shouldn't work to secure it.</quote> How does that stop it from being a human right?</quote> Because you declaring a right to a finite resource doesn't make any sense. It's how you get rationing and redistribution, and coupled with that, corruption and inefficiency.</quote> There is plenty of water for everyone to drink. It's industry that is causing shortages. --- Previously, on Gattelstar Balactica...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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