Nestle CEO: Declaring water a public right "an extreme solution"

[DemPGH]

I guess there isn't a good way right at the moment to try to price poor people out of Oxygen (and maybe there isn't a shortage of that), so of course corporate culture will try it with water, at least if I understand this appalling suggestion correctly. So they'll price poor folks out of water and construct dumps and such things in the poor neighborhoods (I had a really awesome professor as an undergrad back in the day who had done a thesis on the location of dumps and things like that - political science or geography if I remember). But an obvious and total HP is this CEO. But most are HPs, it's just to what degree, and this is one of the worst, evidently.