Not only is man destroyed, but even the people of the Lord are destroyed. Most of the descriptions of chapter 2 are of the foreign people and contrast with the description of the Melinial city of the Lord. The Lord is greater than those that Israel emulates. Now Jerusalem and it's people have all their leaders removed. Next the people turn against one an other.
Civil unrest rocks the land.
There is no one to lead and anarchy results. People are so desparate for leaders that they will take anyone to be their leader. But those they seek as their leaders will not accept. Even the most unworthy and unqualified will not be able to be leaders. Eventually the women become the leaders of the city.