I get that it sucks when this happens to where you live, but is this an actual issue? Why should a neighborhood, once it is made better, be set in stone? It fe

I get that it sucks when this happens to where you live, but is this an actual issue? Why should a neighborhood, once it is made better, be set in stone? It feels a bit like a nice populist point (ragging on the rich folks displacing the downtrodden trying to pull on their bootstraps). That alone makes suspicious.