The onging problem is class warfare perpetuated by misinformation media and government abuses. This is NOT related to WHERE people are, but HOW people are. To conflate the two is absolutely ridiculous.

Of course it is. The entire capitalist class lives in cities. Sure, on occasion they'll have "a ranch in Texas" or something, but they spend the vast majority of their time and energy in cities, interfacing with people in cities.

No - not geographically determined, per my note above.

And yet, obviously geographically determined, by anyone who has eyes. To the point where there's a very strong correlation between how you're going to vote and how far away you live from a major body of water.

It costs more to live in cities and the majority of populations in cities are earning less than 50k/year, barely enough for 2 people to live on in the urban or suburban areas.

Did you read Pargin's article? He talks about this - about how kids from rural areas who want to move to the cities, for any chance of a better life, cannot afford to live there. Because you can't move to a city on a country salary unless you want to be homeless.

But it's the people in the cities who are making six-and-seven-figure salaries who are in complete control of the nation and its culture. And rural people are just shut out of it, and roundly mocked.