>Making public parks an over-policed, over-regulated, time limited and admission only "adventure park" is a uniquely American obsession. Having seen the huge a

>Making public parks an over-policed, over-regulated, time limited and admission only "adventure park" is a uniquely American obsession. Having seen the huge amounts of homeless drug addicts in parks all over (in San Diego, LA, SF, Seattle, and Salt Lake City from my personal experience, and I'm sure it's similar elsewhere) I can definitely understand the motivation behind trying to limit access to parks. Whether or not it's right to do is a different matter