as someone who was once part of various eco-activism movements, you really start to notice all the privately owned public places. Usually, all political rallies

as someone who was once part of various eco-activism movements, you really start to notice all the privately owned public places. Usually, all political rallies or demonstrations are not allowed there. I think this is really unhealthy for the society, as activism and rallies etc. are an important part of the political discourse. Public places need to stay public to allow them to reflect all the facets of society. Homeless people don't disappear because you ban them, pollution doesn't disappear because you ban public stunts trying to get the focus of the society, rallies raisinw awareness about the limitation of personal freedoms, surveillance etc. Living in a bubble of happiness is not the reality for most people and it's getting easier and easier to either don't notice or purposely ignore it. I understand you view, but a place only governed by law and not by private motives is something very valuable.