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ho uscito la mia gif preferita per commentare qualcosa detto dagli americani it's eurovision all over again gabbani was robbed
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Well, New Yorker, why don't you go to Italy and ask somebody there if they give a shit what you think about their monuments
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Actually, we don't.
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We can't change our past destroyng fascist buildings or monumets. Wheter we like them or not, they are part of our history.
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Americans prefer to preserve the best of their history, we Europeans preserve also the worst of our history.
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Beacause people are fascist, not monuments.
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Good timing anyway, Italian parliament has just approved a stricter law for fascism apology.
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Because we are not like Daesh.
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Or like you.
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because italians are not americans, because history can not be deleted by destroying monuments, because marble can not be fascist...
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Rationalist architecture is precious and must be valorized. Nothing to do with fascist nostalgia. I am deeply antifascist.
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Cos history’s physical manifestations are great starting points for teaching the young and malleable about what can go wrong.
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The Federal Reserve building is actually a good example of the sort of architecture found in 1930s fascist Europe.
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What about the colosseum? Was a place full of cruelty.. what should we do?
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Destroy it! It was made by slaves also!
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Why so many American cities look exactly like a mall with no history at all?
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