> "The Fearless Girl has value, too, but it is not without critics either, so there is at least a valid discussion to be had." I'm all for discussion, but from

> "The Fearless Girl has value, too, but it is not without critics either, so there is at least a valid discussion to be had." I'm all for discussion, but from what little information we have to go on, it appears the bull's sculptor is seeking to stifle discussion and simply have the girl removed despite a valid permit and public interest. That's what I take issue with; he doesn't get to dictate what is placed on a public street any more than the girl's sculptor does (which she isn't).