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> They're public squares that are closely related to a mall rather than a private Starbucks location. Just reading a book on malls, in America, they are mostly
by mikkergp 4y ago
> They're public squares that are closely related to a mall rather than a private Starbucks location.
Just reading a book on malls, in America, they are mostly privately owned and are absolutely famous for rigid policing.
- bombcar 4y agoThe decision in discussion explicitly references a California case where the mall owners were forbidden from kicking out some leafleting teenagers.