> It's a public space. There will inevitably be things you don't like about it ... I tried a test with that argument. I replaced "a public space" with "my old,

> It's a public space. There will inevitably be things you don't like about it ... I tried a test with that argument. I replaced "a public space" with "my old, dilapidated private car" and I found that the argument still works. Then I thought about someone who complained they didn't like living next to a freeway because there was a lot of air pollution. The argument works there too. Then I thought about the complaints I've heard about the difficulties of living in a neighborhood characterized by a high number of shootings and police sirens. Sure enough that argument wins again. I'm pretty sure it can be applied to complaints about the atmosphere and global warming too. That argument is unstoppable.