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Same here. The biggest annoyance for me was whenever people use the “town square” analogy, especially as a Brit. The idea that my “town square” is owned by a p
by adesanmi 4y ago
Same here. The biggest annoyance for me was whenever people use the “town square” analogy, especially as a Brit.
The idea that my “town square” is owned by a private American company is a nightmare.
- wardedVibe 4y agoFor what its worth, for a number of decades, American town squares have in many places been shopping malls, which are privately owned. There are several states where protestors can be thrown out of malls[0], free speech be damned. I'm frankly glad they're struggling. [0] https://www.mprnews.org/story/2015/12/22/protests-first-amendment-public-space-vs-private https://www.mprnews.org/story/2015/12/22/protests-first-amen...
- Thorentis 4y agoGo to the average British town square and tell me how many logos you can spot of American owned companies.