The term cityidiot is by no means intended to be a generic one size fits all.
There are many who relocate to a rural setting and blend in just fine regardless of their intelligence level or background.
Then there are those who like others at the start know nothing and refuse to learn and accept the ways of rural living, these are the ones that have earned the term Cityidiot.
If someone is ignorant about how something works or should be done then come on over and ask questions, most are glad to share knowledge and lend a hand.
Show up unannounced and set your kids on their quads or dirt bikes loose in my pasture.
Let your mindless dogs run all over and harass my livestock.
Complain to everyone who will listen that something must be done about;
-the smell when I spread manure
-the dust from the grain trucks on the road
-the sounds animals make
-the noise from equipment during harvest
the list goes on and on
If a person fits into the above then really the term cityidiot is probably one of the nicest things they could be called.
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