What Water Means to Me: Olympic Students Speak out
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It is very sad to see those school children suffering for water... I wish i could go there someday and do something...
entashmu 3 years ago
This is what always baffles me when people treat capitalism like a religion. And become fundamentalists about it.
The private sector can solve any problem? Okay. Here's your chance. Kenya seems like a pretty open arena.
Provide potable water, Mr. Private Sector.
The customers want it. What's stopping you? I'm certainly not holding you back.
ReliableInsider 3 years ago 2
I love that Kenyan-inflected British accent.
It doesn't seem British at all. A new thing. Like the union of two cultures creating a third.
ReliableInsider 3 years ago