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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker 9 Oct 2017

    Why are so many fascist monuments still standing in Italy?http://nyer.cm/iKyEPro 

    8:00 PM - 9 Oct 2017
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      1. Michael Lynch‏Verified account @MickLynch_Age 9 Oct 2017
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        because its part of their history, and history exists, both good and bad?

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      2. Marina harss‏ @MarinaHarss 10 Oct 2017
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        Well, partly, because some of these building are quite beautiful, and Italians are able to make a separation between beauty and ideology.

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      3. Marina harss‏ @MarinaHarss 10 Oct 2017
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        2. And also, because the esthetic of many of these buildings dras from Ancient Rome, an esthetic embedded in Italian artistic consciousness.

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      1. Art for free!‏ @art_for_free 10 Oct 2017
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        ..simply because fascist architecture is by far the best italian architecture in the last century. Pic: Angiolo Mazzoni del Grande, Post Office in Ostia. #RomeIsUspic.twitter.com/ODgp9u9gcI

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      1. FdelaMemoriaUrbana‏ @FUNDAMEMORIA 9 Oct 2017
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        Because they are art.

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      1. Adolfo‏ @adolfor28 9 Oct 2017
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        Why not? They are a part of our history. A terrible history, but they remind us that we must remain vigilant of our "Human" Nature

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      2. Laree D. Griffith (Laree D. Basta)‏ @lareegriffith 9 Oct 2017
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        Watch Anthony Bourdain Parts unknown Italy episode, the Italians answer that question.

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      3. A Useless Poet‏ @AUselessPoet 10 Oct 2017
        Replying to @lareegriffith @NewYorker

        Saw that one! I love how he didn't get the typical liberal answer he wanted

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      1. MsMPagan‏ @msmpagan 9 Oct 2017
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        I don't care much about the statues. What concerns me are the actual ppl in power doing damage i.e. @realDonaldTrump and the like.

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      2. Giacomo Sicolo‏ @minaccia72 10 Oct 2017
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        And why do you still have the statues of the presidents who killed the natives? Eleventh Commandment: Make Your Cocks!

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      1. A Useless Poet‏ @AUselessPoet 10 Oct 2017
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        Why are there statues of Marx or Lenin or fucking Ghengis Khan in Mongolia or goddamn pyramids in Egypt? Oh please tell me New Yorker! Waaaa

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      1. Difficult_Truthful‏ @Pao1aChavez 9 Oct 2017
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        FOREIGN POLICY: guess will find that many standing fascist monuments in Italy bc "it is called 'HISTORY,' that's what I thought."

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      1. HF Ⓥ‏ @Cutwitts 9 Oct 2017
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        Destroying art and monuments will not change history.

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      1. ma am‏ @ma_am_42_21 9 Oct 2017
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        because they built so many. they even have still Roman ruins standing...

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      1. Charles Riley‏ @ACausidicus 9 Oct 2017
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        Because Italians aren’t spineless wussies like Americans. They know that people can learn from history.

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      1. Islazzz‏ @mehfunnybones 9 Oct 2017
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        Because...Mussolini?

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      1. Ted Trembley‏ @Ted_Trembley 9 Oct 2017
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        Beautiful buildings tied to suffering still deserve preservation-Coliseum, Pyramids, etc. Bertolucci saw beauty in EUR for “The Conformist.”

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      1. Pat‏ @VIPatriarch 9 Oct 2017
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        They even have monuments from ancient empires. Those bastards even kept a huge amphitheatre that hosted battles between slaves and animals,

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      1. Distopos‏ @Distopos 9 Oct 2017
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        Because concrete?

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