An Econoclectic Perspective
I fail to see the point of paying good money to see the Stones. Just wait a couple of years, and then go visit them in the nursing home for nothing.
And, as I often say, substitution has its possibilities. If the public does provide toilets those who do not pay the negative consequences of their own action will externalize their emissions:
CANOE -- CNEWS - Weird News: Vancouver tries to clean up problem of people defecating in street
A sadder, but related story is this one:
Woman denied use of public restroom at Rochester thrift store - Fosters
Commenting by HaloScan
