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I don't disagree that "bottled water is not a right", but I believe the only value in bottled water should be the convenience. Both food and water are a natural necessity, so working towards a goal of having basic food and water free to all is a good idea. Of course oftentimes this doesn't come without cost, but it could be so much better than it is at the present time. Every year there is a massive amount of food stocks left to go to waste because a) the richer countries who own it have enough for themselves already, and b) they can't give it away for free because it would devalue the food they would sell. Crap like that needs to stop, and healthy drinking water needs to be available free of charge in as many places as possible.

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