Only a few things in GP are specific to poor; in fact some e.g. out-of-control children are more typical of the rich. Unless if course you are saying poor are t

Only a few things in GP are specific to poor; in fact some e.g. out-of-control children are more typical of the rich. Unless if course you are saying poor are the ones getting into fights or doing the unsolicited selling, in which case yes, enforce the rules and remove them regardless of their finances. "Complaints that seem reasonable individually" are still reasonable together, in fact much more important taken together. I don't like loud children, but I can put up with that. I can put up with loud music. I can put up with walking past a tent or two, maybe even with a fight nearby if I feel it's not going to spill over. At some point though, the threshold is crossed and I don't want to put up with these anymore. As far as fights, drugs, etc. I don't think the public has "degraded"; the root of the problem, I believe, is lack of enforcement of the rules. First, that allows shitty people (I don't care if they are poor or not) to get away with shitty things in the first place. Second, it has a cascading effect where such behavior is normalized. Third, it clearly communicates to everyone else that they are on their own when this kind of stuff happens. The logical response is to move away.