Apparently, water is a luxury in Detroit, not a right

Grist
By Sam BlissOct 3, 2014, 6:00 am70 pts
As if the Motor City needed more grim news: On Monday, U.S. judge Steven Rhodes declared that the city of Detroit can continue to cut off water to residents who can’t pay their water bills. According to an AP story: “Detroit cannot afford any revenue slippage,” the judge said. “It cannot be doubted…

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