[Just another Joe]

I posted no attacks.
Come back and tell me why you think you have the 'right' to tell a private property owner what legal activities can occur on their property.

[spootiskerry]

If it's open to the public, then the private property thing doesn't apply. These right you are referring to are not basic rights, they are your own society-created rights. I'm talking about "the right thing."

I play music in public pubs and don't want the smoke up my nose. I feel it is my "right" to breathe, while you (generic to the list) believe it is your right to puff. Who's right, then?

btw, I just came across this site on a browse, and this is my second return.