Yes, it's unnerving that your security is bound up in your relationships with the people and groups around you, but this is the bedrock of every successful soci

Yes, it's unnerving that your security is bound up in your relationships with the people and groups around you, but this is the bedrock of every successful society. Anyway, my point isn't "why is private property scary?", it's "why are privately-owned parks uniquely scary?".