http://www.trueactivist.com/nestle-ceo-water-is-not-a-human-right-should-be-privatized/

Appropriation of availability, in terms of water, may be a paid for service yes - but no one man or corporation has the right to declare water his own property as it has always been available to all of us.

Water is NOT a finite resource, it remains forever glued to the earth - it may take different forms as it passes through phases of a cycle but in reality it is everywhere. To take a portion of water and say "this is mine now" would involve containing that water and stopping it from moving along it's route towards facilitating life in every form, essentially stealing the water from it's previous owners-at-large.

To contain water is to deny a natural function of the earth, which in turn threatens every industry built around natural resources - the capacity industrialization of said resources being an inherent human right, right? Peter Brabeck?