Q. What do you have to say about people scribbling their names on monumental buildings?
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What do you have to say about people scribbling their names on monumental buildings?


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    It is absolutely stupid.
    For those who feel victory in scribbling names and anything else on the monumental buildings, I would like to say this:
    Firstly, it is a very shameful thing to do.
    Secondly, please don’t take any pride in thinking that now your name is also on a heritage, instead it is a reflection of a stupid act to degrade the value of a monument.

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Past is past yet the memories live on. We build monuments to remember a famous person for doing an exemplary job usually for the country and its people. Aside from that, a monument is built in a historical place or as a landmark with historical relevance. Decades have passed and these monuments have become tourist attractions. Aside from remembering the past events, monuments serve as an important thing that makes people remember a certain place. Monuments are special and are not always for everyone. So, the real meaning should always be preserved well.

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