There is nothing inherently different between someone who lives near a tram stop and someone who has built their home beside a broad-acre farm.
While there might be several differences in lifestyle, social and political beliefs, such characteristics are so often just as various within urban and rural communities, as they are between them.
Political commentary that weaponises supposed differences is only a damaging tool.
Politics doesn’t have to be simply courteously bipartisan either. But as people, the parochial whistle often grabs our attention first, for better or for worse, and it often sings a comforting tune.