• ExtremeDullard@piefed.social
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    4 days ago

    It finally provided something of value to the inhabitants of Obersalzberg: a beautiful bonfire show.

    Next up: Mar-a-Lago.

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      3 days ago

      It has an anti-Nazi history exhibition. You don’t find that valuable?

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        2 days ago

        Nope.

        You can build an anti-Nazi history exhibition nearby, or someplace else entirely. But the one thing this place was that it isn’t anymore was a holy site for Neo Nazis. That’s gone.

        Is it worth losing the exhibition that was inside? Hell yes: the exhibition can be rebuild in Berchtesgaden next week. The Eagle’s Nest can never be rebuild

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        It was valuable. The structure it was in wasn’t. It should have been razed and not repurposed. For quite some time fascists had been making pilgrimage there to revel in the sight and sounds their hero enjoyed. And celebrate his accomplishments in the exhibition. The exhibition didn’t deserve this. It was collateral damage for something overdue.

        For this reason mara lago also needs to be razed ASAP as well. Nothing left there for fascists to return to. No tacky gold or grandure left. A simple brutalist monument and exhibition recounting his own narcissism, calisthenics and brutality.