The connection between population density and political affiliation.

[Crunchy Leaf]

I think the real lesson in all of this is that rural and urban lifestyles are both valid and valuable in their own ways, but suburbia is just a exceptional hellscape of Boomers getting fat at chain restaurants and should be nuked.

I see older suburbs--e.g. places that were already not rural before WWII, so the inner ring around old Eastern and Midwestern cities--as being mostly fine. They have public transit, sidewalks, some tall-ish buildings, relatively close together homes, some sort of walkable business district, and generally developed relatively organically. The post war, sprawl out into the cornfields, subdivision style suburb? Bad.