> As long as the public square is privately owned we're going to have problems. There is a roofed mall with like 40 stores where I live where three nurses were

> As long as the public square is privately owned we're going to have problems. There is a roofed mall with like 40 stores where I live where three nurses were protesting shoppers crowding. The mall forced them to stand outside the mall. I mean physical "public squares" are not what they used to be and it is a problem.