While it's always great to see people being passionate about where they live (something I rarely see outside of SF or Portland OR), I couldn't find anything in

While it's always great to see people being passionate about where they live (something I rarely see outside of SF or Portland OR), I couldn't find anything in this article beyond "These dicks should stop doing what they want because it's not what I want". If there's a villain behind gentrification it's economics - calling people assholes for wanting to live in your terrifically wonderful neighborhood is surely beside the point.