Comments by "Kong" (@Koushi82) on "VICE News" channel.

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  7. notes: water is more necessary than food. things necessary to live  1. air = mostly free except many people pollute it 2. water = necessary needed and if you do not drink for 3 days you start to die. 3. food = necessary but one can survive for weeks without food. the female has it backwards YOU NEED WATER FIRST NOT FOOD. putting food on the table vs water costs... if that is the case then she better go buy or make her own water. eg. go collect water yourselves and bring it back home instead. rain water? some states make collecting rain water illegal....(stupid law) that would be a job then no? bring water pumped and cleaned to the community then distribute them. if everyone did that then you wouldn't need to have gov do it for you or need volunteers because you would be doing it. or be a chemist and make distilled water. stop asking others to do it for you. the reason why something would cost less is if one would compete with the companies. if the companies cannot become more efficient than individuals because of their economics of scale then they WILL lose business and competition. this is why PC's are so cheap because of the hacking crowd doing it themselves and as a result more competition in business. thus the state regulations are also ridiculous.  taxes, regulations etc so no one wants to live there or buy property. back-taxes? why should NEW home owners PAY BACK-taxes when they FAILED to pay. and you cannot get rid of squatters? really? even demolishing your home down would cost 30k? when said home is worth 20k or less and you are taxed 30% of property value because assessed value is 50k? DOES NOT MAKE SENSE. NO ONE WILL LIVE THERE THEN. the home owners may want to demolish or burn down all their properties before squatters can go into them. the land may be worth more by doing so. after all reason why no one wants them are largely crime, and taxes + regulations. get rid of those then you may have more people going in.
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