[MizSterious]

Private property? I understood that it was public property. Can you post your source? If you are correct, then I agree: he was out of line.

[PetroniusMaximus]

“Private property? I understood that it was public property.”

I may be mistaken, bit if it was public property you would not have seen “Security” - you would see police.

[Palter]

The Alaska State Fair, a nonprofit corporation, has explained from the beginning that the fairgrounds are private property, and that it has the right to regulate conduct across the property including solicitation, advertising, display of signs, materials distribution or other related activities. That policy is detailed in the Vendor Handbook which is available for review on the Fair’s website. Anyone refusing to comply with the Fair’s policy is asked to leave the property, and Phipps says the incident on Thursday fell within this policy.