sidfthec is a little confused, but they've got the spirit. Here is the key: the public owns it. Not any individual member of the public. The public doesn't hav

sidfthec is a little confused, but they've got the spirit. Here is the key: the public owns it. Not any individual member of the public. The public doesn't have a home, but if it did, it already took the national parks there. The public can get a permit to build there. The public can refuse to allow anyone else to use it. Remember: members of the public are not the public. "Anyone else" here actually includes members of the public (ie: you and I).