Sorry but I don't think so, in the States a minority is removing the statues of the veterans of the War Between the States and this is not the same as removing Fascist symbols from Italian buildings, this is just vandalizing history.
Confederate soldiers are recognized veterans of the US Army, they MUST be respected as all the American citizens who fought and died for their country.
Destroying monuments is different from removing the "Fasci Littori" from the Italian buildings, because the "Fasci" are political symbols of a Party, while the American Confederate monuments are just memories of the national history of your country. The fact you don't see the difference between vandalizing your own history and removing poilitical symbols, is a proof of the tragic depth of the American political crisis, destroying history is destroying identity, destroying identity is minimg the bases of the Nation as common home of a condivided memory.
I mean that not seeing the difference between this symbol:
and monuments dedicated to the memory of a great American general internationally respected, a gentleman and a good and chivalrous man like Robert E Lee:
it means that something is no more working and/or is definitely broken in the American consciousness about its own history, its own common past, intended as shared historical legacy and let me say that this,
seen the monstrous worldwide invasiveness of American Imperialism, is really a very, very, very bad omen for us all, Americans and not.