Taxpayers, who have paid for installation of water systems and their maintenance for decades, do not receive a fair rate of return on their investments. It's analogous to charter schools buying up public school buildings - whatever price is paid, the public no longer owns the facility, or the real estate, they've poured money into. It's an asset that is lost forever.
You can’t undo this thinking ..
looks like tap water and child labor laws. are being revamped not in a positive fashion
A reminder:
https://open.substack.com/pub/soberchristiangentlemanpodcast/p/fyi-documentaries-the-corporation?r=31s3eo&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true
Taxpayers, who have paid for installation of water systems and their maintenance for decades, do not receive a fair rate of return on their investments. It's analogous to charter schools buying up public school buildings - whatever price is paid, the public no longer owns the facility, or the real estate, they've poured money into. It's an asset that is lost forever.
Privatizing water is a terrible idea.
The PA legislature has been wildly clueless for years.