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The crux of the argument made by those opposed to Epic City revolves around the belief that cultural cohesion is key to the survival of American identity. Proponents argue that America is not merely a collection of economic zones but a nation with shared values, traditions, and a unique heritage. Therefore, carved-out communities that operate under different legal frameworks challenge the notion of a unified national culture. This perspective posits that the only viable path for a diverse nation of Americans is true assimilation into a common way of life.