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Always a shame when fascists die quickly
Always a shame when we bury fascists without a giant sign that says "a powerful fascist died here" , it makes it too easy to forget who these people are, how dangerous they are and that they can and will die just the same as we will.
Should have been buried with a urinal for a headstone.
With one of those "how many bottles have you saved" counters for the amount of liquid that goes down it so you can feel warm and fuzzy inside knowing that everybody else hates fascists as much as you do.
Eh, probably better to toss them in an unmarked ditch. Mussolini's grave is a pilgrimage site for fascists
So? Let them be inspired by Mussolini and learn all the wrong lessons like fascists always do, and we will continue pissing on the grave of Mussolini and appreciating it was clearly marked.
It is abundantly clear the only language these people speak in or understand is insecurity because they are creatures comprised entirely of it, so the absolute worst thing you can do is pretend like putting a sign over where dead powerful fascists ended their pathetic life somehow gives them power instead of pointing out... again... where the rest of us should relieve ourselves.
They are desperate to project their insecurity onto us, but the world could be covered in monuments to Mussolini and it wouldn't matter if we fight them back with a ferocity that makes it clear from the first moment of contact that we are not insecure cowards like they are, remember behind every powerful fascist you fear is an Alan Turing existentially undermining their ability to fight while the rest of the world is distracted by the theatrics of masculinity being put on by tiny men that desperately want to be experts in war so their daddy will love them.
It's not about giving anyone power, there's just no benefit to it. You don't have to go full damnatio memoriae, but why bother putting a sign over the shitbag instead of the guys who beat him? If we put a sign over the grave of every dead asshole we'd run out of space.
Desecrate the body all you want, and when it's done let the birds carry away the rest. Spending all that time and effort on a urinal doesn't exactly project confidence and security. Even if he held some powerful office in life he's not a mythical demon, he's a fascist who's just as dead as the rest.
Don't tell a generation of sign makers there is no more room left for signs and expect anyone to listen.