I think the point of art is to make people engage with it, and think about it. Personally I rather like the fearless girl statue it looks bloody fantastic, well posed, and yes where it's positioned in relation to the bull is a part of it.
Also if you want to create a specific piece and stick it in a gallery, museum, exhibition centre or whathaveyou that's fine, but you put it out in a public space you aren't just making a statement you are starting a conversation. Other artists may want to join in the conversation you have started.
I get why people are annoyed at pissing pug, and of course that is part of this conversation too, my personal perspective on it is that pissing pug fails, it was there for three hours with the sculptor hovering over it to get his five minutes of fame, then having got the headlines he wanted off he fucks taking it with him.
This to me feels like the artistic equivilalent of saying "fuck you" then running off before anyone has a chance to answer thinking you've had the last word. I gather fearless girl will be there until next March, I sincerely hope it finds a good home as like I said its arresting and very easy to engage with.
I don't say that as a feminist although I quite empathise how it operates on that level for many people, I also don't particularly care if it was a commercially commissioned piece to be used in marketing. If you looked at how patrons operated in Renaissance Tuscany, even Leonardo Da Vinci et al turned in a few commissions in their time, but people don't make a stink about it now.