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They are free to have them of course, nobody ever argued with that. But don't pretend the monolithic shopping centre is "world heritage". It's very simple - it
by soco 5y ago
They are free to have them of course, nobody ever argued with that. But don't pretend the monolithic shopping centre is "world heritage". It's very simple - it doesn't look anymore like it was 30 years ago when it qualified.
- chrisseaton 5y ago> But don't pretend the monolithic shopping centre is "world heritage" Nobody's pretending that - you're responding to an imaginary argument.