In his reply, Demetriou denies Timmerman's premise that "If the existence of a monument M unavoidably harms an undeserving group, then there's strong moral reason to end the existence of M."

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Demetriou argues against Timmerman's premise by suggesting that the existence of a monument does not necessarily provide a strong moral reason for its removal, even if it harms an undeserving group.

In His Reply, Demetriou Denies Timmerman's Premise That "If the Existence