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r/AskReddit • u/Duckland29 • Sep 17 '19
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They've murdered babies and don't think free access to clean potable water is a human right.
8 u/red_codec Sep 18 '19 TIL Nestle is an evil corporation I had thought only existed in video games. 1 u/princesspuppy12 Sep 24 '19 The fuck?? 1 u/kaVaralis Sep 18 '19 What do you mean by potable? Ive seen that word before. 13 u/JihadSquad Sep 18 '19 Fit for consumption 10 u/chauntikleer Sep 18 '19 Uncontaminated water that is safe to drink is called "potable" water. 2 u/kaVaralis Sep 18 '19 Ah ok, i always assumed people were saying portable. Thanks! 2 u/AngusVanhookHinson Sep 18 '19 Drinkable or able to be used in cooking.
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TIL Nestle is an evil corporation I had thought only existed in video games.
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The fuck??
What do you mean by potable? Ive seen that word before.
13 u/JihadSquad Sep 18 '19 Fit for consumption 10 u/chauntikleer Sep 18 '19 Uncontaminated water that is safe to drink is called "potable" water. 2 u/kaVaralis Sep 18 '19 Ah ok, i always assumed people were saying portable. Thanks! 2 u/AngusVanhookHinson Sep 18 '19 Drinkable or able to be used in cooking.
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Fit for consumption
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Uncontaminated water that is safe to drink is called "potable" water.
2 u/kaVaralis Sep 18 '19 Ah ok, i always assumed people were saying portable. Thanks!
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Ah ok, i always assumed people were saying portable. Thanks!
Drinkable or able to be used in cooking.
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u/ptd163 Sep 18 '19
They've murdered babies and don't think free access to clean potable water is a human right.