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I don't want to get into politics here. But I'll answer briefly. I wouldn't go either. But many who went are there not because of some "jerks," but against the current "jerks." For the most part, this "revolution" has an anti-systemic character, not a "pro-European" one. In any case, I repeat that all this does not affect the normal life of people who do not consider it necessary to get involved in this on their own.

It's clear that after this situation was initiated by someone, a stream of fighters for the "idea" poured in. I just don't understand the methods of the fighters – do the Maidan protesters think that by hanging out in this crowd for a few days, something will change? As practice shows, if anything changes, it will only be for the worse. The methods of fighters for the idea, for example in France, are radical, but they do yield some results... but with us... it's just a herd:(