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1). Do you support the current "Euromaidan" or not?

Let's not stir up discord here, okay?

What are the differences between it and the previous one 10 years ago?

The main difference is the lack of system, the absence of a common idea, and a clearly defined leader. And most importantly, back then, people BELIEVED that they could change something, but now they are standing around for 100 hryvnias and a sausage (mostly. There are, however, a few idealists who think that it's all for the sake of the association agreement, but what they are hoping for is a mystery to me personally).

2). What do you dislike about the current president? Preferably, briefly.

1) It won't be brief;
2) It will be deleted anyway;
3) I will be banned.

P.S. But in principle, I have answered. And it turned out to be short... yeah.

3). Do you think Ukraine as a whole will benefit or not from joining the EU?

Overall, I think it will benefit, but it's unclear how many years it will take.

4). If the borders are opened, high-quality European goods will obviously flood into Ukraine at prices comparable to domestic ones.

Where did you get that information? Everyone here is expecting prices to rise. And not only for domestic goods, but especially for services.

5). Why would the EU, which is experiencing a prolonged economic crisis, want to accept new members that it will have to subsidize in one way or another?

Probably for the same reason as Russia... ;)

Why is this important to the USA? And why is it important to Lithuania, Poland, and Sweden?

The USA doesn't care. Lithuania and Poland want to look less miserable against our background. I haven't heard anything about Sweden, maybe for the same reason as Lithuania and Poland.

7). Who would you vote for if there were elections tomorrow?

This is an inappropriate question, I hope you understand why.:(

8). What is your attitude towards the USSR and the collapse of the Soviet Union?

:confused: Grandma remembers what it was like to be a girl! What are you even talking about?

P.S. And in general, stop talking about politics - it won't end well, you'll just ruin the site.

Added 7 minutes later

Regarding the riots and provocations - all of this is organized by the current government in order to discredit the event and present it on television as an attempt at an aggressive coup d'état. This is a tried and tested Putin tactic, which was also used on May 6 and at all our protest rallies. http://www.pravda.com.ua/rus/news/2013/12/5/7004885/?attempt=1

This is not necessarily true. Judging by the reaction of our government to what is happening, I think they are sitting in a warm place, eating caviar and drinking vodka, and laughing at the efforts of the "opposition". And the "opposition", seeing this indifference and understanding that they will not succeed, is organizing provocations itself in order to somehow annoy the government.