How do we think about removing controversial statues in the US?

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Question: How do we think about removing controversial statues in the US?
Position‹2 of 5›: "Individual states should make the call. A universal consensus is not necessary."

Any decision to remove controversial statues should reflect the voters' opinions. For this reason, it is best to allow states to make this decision independently.

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We should allow states to make this decision independently
The U.S. Constitution's 10th Amendment protects states' right to make some decisions independently. We must follow this guideline and allow states to decide the fate of controversial statues.