lol it’s so absurdly passively aggressively phrased nobody is buying it. This dude wants to debate if public really is a synonym of open or not, when the GP said “almost oxymoronic” what a mind job
Isn't the GP you? You said "almost oxymoronic". Also, I'd expect the offices of the Tax Authority to be public property, but I wouldn't expect to be able to visit any of them any time I wanted, so "public" very concretely does not mean "open", it just means "owned by the commons".
The sheer idiocy of trying to teach a Greek what "oxymoron" means tells me that I probably shouldn't waste the crayons it takes to explain things to you.
The sheer idiot Greek who thinks that race gives him more credibility in a debate (excuse me, petty squabble) on semantics than actual dictionary and thesaurus citations, both of which clearly disprove his ludicrous arguments.