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Everyone has their own opinions. It's one of the things that make us, as humans, great. However due to the fact that we have the right to have an opinion it also means that there will almost certainly be someone who disagrees. This means that even a monument that appeals to the majority of people will always have that group that disagrees with it. For example Holocaust monuments are accepted worldwide. We, as a planet, know that the Holocaust was a terrible event. However, even in today's world, there are those that disagree and find these monuments unacceptable. It may seem bizarre but it is something that happens everyday.

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