Bill and Jeff should spend the money on helping the sick and the starving and skip the boat.
Philadelphia should invest in things that make the waterfront more accessible and encourage a recovery of the natural flora and fauna.
Come on, man. That's not even coherent. If you get mad when people tell other people how to spend their money, just say so.
A) Waterfront improvements are somewhat more socially important than saving the ship. But helping the sick and starving is massively more socially important than both.
B) Public bodies such as the city of Philadelphia have a much stronger obligation to focus on socially important causes than do private citizens.
C) However, frankrizzo was imposing a much stronger condition on private citizens ("no ship while the sick and starving are suffering!") than on the city ("let's make the waterfront prettier!" "but what about the sick and starving?" "sssh, don't worry about that"). This violates either A or B. Since A and B are commonly held beliefs, C is strange.