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Ukraine Protesting Vs US Protesting
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So, who is who?
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Ouch!
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на верхней фоте борец с къявавым режимом, вступивший в смертельную схватку со псами узурпатора
на нижней фоте кучка отщепенцев, пытавшиеся протестовать против демократических ценностей, но успешно отпижженая доблестными представителями правопорядка в рамках демократии и нииебической толерантности. что-то давно Sid70 не видно в каментах, неужто танцует боевой гопак на евромайдане ? :) |
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It must be said that protesters in Ukraine want Ukraine to accept the EU integration demands under which Ukraine will have to cut a lot of things and in return EU will think about letting Ukraine to integrate into EU.
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Its because the cops in the US have demoralized there citizens to the point they wont rebel
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.:2 cents: |
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Look at actual stats, not the hype. . |
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Do you think that people in Kiev don't have all these things too? Are they starving? They have no cars, toys (smartphones, iPads etc) or there is no cable/IP TV in Ukraine? As about decent places to live, I bet you will get much more fun in Kiev rather than in your gloomy Miami (yeah, your beaches are cool and the Ocean is just amazing, but that's all fun you have there). As about the money, so this is a thing which varies greatly from a person to another one. No money = no fun. But once again, in the globalized word, the money thing is also globalized. For example, I live in Moscow but I work in the Internet (literally everywhere in the World). If I move to some other city or country tomorrow, my earnings will be the same. Perhaps my expenses will change somehow (e.g. here in Russia I pay only 6% tax, I have a free medicine (don't need to pay for obamacare shit) etc). :2 cents: |
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:2 cents: . |
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I have been to Kiev twice, one of my best friends grew up there, and there are so many things incorrect in this post that the chances of finding common ground are obviously ridiculously small and a waste of time. Carry on with that world view and good luck! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh . |
The Ukraine ones have been trained, they're pros, like the invading 'Rebels' in Syria :2 cents:
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but comparing EU & North America's populations with rest of world - even poor people in America and Europe have more (ie: running water, 24/7 electricity/ etc) than people in Africa, South America and Asia.... |
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Looks like they are balling over there :thumbsup Quote:
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I love the USA as a country to travel (it has everything I need: an interesting and very different nature, very good roars and a quite nice transport infrastructure), but it's not a country I would like to live in for longer than two months (actually 2-3 weeks there make me miss my Homeland). |
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what's your point, op, that you're fucking joke and a dickhead?
you proved that a long fuking time ago. uk protesting http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/image...4_dsc_0027.jpg |
Ukrainians have the balls. That's the word.
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I do support all this Ukrainian movements towards the EU. Course the association won't make them a EU country (like Turkey, for example). The people there is used to live as a dependent nation (dependent on Tzarists Russia or Poland, dependent on the USSR on Nazi Germany, dependent on the EU and so on).
Course nothing will change there until they change their mentality, their laws, their attitude etc. On the other hand, that is their youth generation wants, so let it be. I'm for the truly renewed and independent Ukraine as a country. Enough being an appendage, sucking a mother's breast. Grow up and become really INDEPENDENT from anybody. Become a country with your own economics, your own army, your own politics etc. I sincerely believe it will happen someday. |
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it's hard to understand for anyone but me. In general, I believe, it may take years still to join the EU. |
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Sorry but youre full of shit. Its call courage and it does nothing to do where the place you are living it. Courage is good, |
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Its such shit in Ukrain because politics are trying to show how police is not beating that shit heads
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Anyway, it's how I roll :) http://s00.yaplakal.com/pics/pics_or...5/5/558556.jpg |
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The problem with America, is that the people here have forgotten that the shit heads in DC work for us. Instead people have been conditioned to thinking there is nothing they can do. Occupy Wall-street was the closest this country has been to real protests in a very long time and overall it was non violent. Yet the US cops beat and arrested the people whom were protesting just for non violent civil disobedience.
Honestly I like my country, but real anti govt protests are long over due, more specifically anti police state/spying. It was a bit disappointing to see the govt crush OWS so easily. I was hoping it would spiral a bit out of control and be able to force the change that needs to happen. Simply put the citizens should not fear their govt, the govt should fear the people. That's the difference between the US and EU countries. In the EU the govt's are scared of the people, but that's not the case in the US.. It was quite ironic to see the US embassy speak out about the govt. cracking down on the protestors in Ukraine, when here in the US peaceful protesters were sprayed in the face with pepper spray then arrested. |
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