Yeah, I've been in contact with the kind of people who might attract the label "redneck" or even "white trash" all my life (I'm from such stock) and when I thin

Yeah, I've been in contact with the kind of people who might attract the label "redneck" or even "white trash" all my life (I'm from such stock) and when I think of people I've heard express and witnessed exhibiting a willingness to litter freely and generally make a mess of wild areas, it's them who come to mind, not city folk. I'd go so far as to say that for some significant set of them, wrecking nature and abusing commons are fundamental to the way they approach both living and recreation. Though plainly there are some city-dwellers very much willing to make a mess of their cities to a sometimes astonishing degree (anyone who's ever, like, walked around an American city has seen that) I don't think they're the ones going out to BLM lands or national parks and junking them up, mostly.