No, the same thing would happen if you were in a public place. Property rights are not the issue here. And throwing the nanny state in here is a strawman.

My point is that the megaphone metaphor is flawed.

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"It signifies injustice of the king and of the rich against the masses... and deceptions. Because of this, depredation kills some, and poverty afflicts others" -- Flores Albumasaris