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Someday the US will hopefully do an ancient-Egypt style cleansing project, where his disgraced name will be chiselled off of every edifice and building, save one, where a plaque sits below, spelling out the sheer disaster of his legacy; where people may read of his misdeeds, but never again need to otherwise hear or see his name again.
I hope in his last days he is told of how the world is already working to utterly erase his stain on history, to be forgotten save for its use as a cautionary tale.
And hopefully, when he dies, he's not allowed to lay in state, but instead is shoveled out with the rest of the toxic trash. We already have his epitaph ready.
What is that from?
Nuclear waste disposal sites
It's also the sign on my mom's bedroom door.
I find it rewarding.
People had been thinking about long term storage of nuclear waste. Part of it is warnings that could last like 10,000 years, where context and knowledge of nuclear wastes has been lost but the waste is still dangerous. The text is part of the message that people have come up with for such warnings.
My favorite version is the gene-edited cats and accompanying folk song.
Mine too - ray cats FTW! The 10,000 year ear worm is worth a listen.
My tramp stamp
See also: Destalinization . This has all happened before.
See also also: Damnatio Memoriae