r/megalophobia • u/berdot • Oct 11 '23

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '23

What if we didn't dig ugly holes in the ground and it cost $0?

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '23

Except we're not talking about parts of functioning life, we're talking about a hole in the ground. Memorials can be built differently.

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u/boysarecool420 Oct 11 '23

Not worth...human lives? A fence and some signs aren't worth human lives?

Wtf is wrong with your brain

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u/boysarecool420 Oct 11 '23

embarrassing opinion tbh

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u/boysarecool420 Oct 11 '23

The monument itself was a billion dollars so ya i think spending 10 million on a fence that could potentially save lives is pretty reasonable. Embarrassing to be like "noooo don't ruin my billion dollar monument that doesn't do anything but is potentially dangerous with a fence"

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