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That's why we have to stand up to see funds go for what they should and expose privitization schemes abroad that are nothing more than scams that leave countries in more debt and struggling with high priced polluted water. And basically this OP was talking about America, where people seem to think they are so priviledged they have to drink from a designer water bottle because their tap water just isn't good enough or convenient enough for them. Those who don't give a damn that it is contributing to climate change and the mounds of garbage in our landfills, and even oil prices. Those who think they are so self important that they come before this planet. Those who have tap water but yet refuse to drink it because they have fallen for the marketing tactics of those seeking only to get their money... while these same companies use that money to take their water from underground streams in countries that are poor just to make more profits.

http://www.water.org.

Here is one organization working to see that those other countries have clean water which is a human right. And we can do it if we really want to.