The article does not say why we should break up the liberal city. It just kind of rambles. It seems to want to lead to some sort of sprawling country where eve

The article does not say why we should break up the liberal city. It just kind of rambles. It seems to want to lead to some sort of sprawling country where everyone has an equal portion of land and money, and incentivize "spreading out" jobs and taxes rather than concentrating them. So centers for investment, learning, and business building would lose money by taxation, then spread out geographically and lose people, and eventually nobody would want to do business in this country, or live here in the interest of the arts or academia, and people would leave in droves to foreign nations where there are still big cities where people can draw together their varied interests into a (somewhat) multicultural metropolis.