Myxomoar
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Regarding the events in Ukraine. I ask Ukrainians to answer the questions first, without flooding or insults! The goal is to understand the situation, not to lecture you and other nonsense. In the end, we in Russia have our own king and our own problems!)
1). Do you support the current "Euromaidan" or not? What are the differences between it and the previous one 10 years ago?
2). What do you dislike about the current president? Preferably, briefly.
3). Do you think Ukraine as a whole will benefit or not from joining the EU? Are you aware of the advantages (concessions) that need to be made when joining? Are you aware of the advantages (concessions) of joining the Customs Union? What are these advantages/concessions?
4). If the borders are opened, high-quality European goods will obviously flood into Ukraine at prices comparable to domestic ones. Will you continue to support your domestic manufacturers with your wallet? And the rest? How do you think this might affect businesses? Will they stay afloat? The main sales market, Russia, will automatically close (because the Russian Federation is afraid that cheap goods will transit through Ukraine to Russia). Do you think the EU will allow industries, for example, mechanical engineering, to sell Ukrainian products in their countries? How competitive will it be with the advanced technologies of the EU? Will they promote their own manufacturers to provide Ukraine with new sales markets in exchange for the old ones?
5). Why does the EU, which is experiencing a prolonged economic crisis, need to accept new members now, who will have to be subsidized in one way or another? And why does the USA need this? And why does Lithuania, Poland, and Sweden need this?
6). Do you expect that in Europe (with unemployment above 20%), they will be happy with labor from Ukraine? And what kind of work will it be?
7). Who would you vote for if there were elections tomorrow?
8). What is your attitude towards the USSR and the collapse of the union?
In principle, answering these questions is enough, and nothing else needs to be discussed. And I ask everyone, especially Russians, to be restrained!!!
2. In short, because he doesn't give a damn about the law.
3. The people of the country will benefit; getting the same cars at three times the current price is still a profit. I don't see any particular advantages in joining the Customs Union.
4. I don't really care what kind of product to buy; its nationality doesn't interest me much. The main thing is the price-quality ratio. In any case, uncompetitive enterprises will increase their competitiveness, which is what the user needs. And even now, there are a number of enterprises that are quite capable of attracting consumers if there is a certain alternative. The same "Roshen" is a well-known corporation in the world confectionery industry. I think it will easily withstand the competition.
5. Well, this is a funny question) It doesn't matter why they need it; the point is that the Constitution states the European integration direction of the country's development, so there is no other option to consider.
6. No, I don't expect it. In any case, many Ukrainian citizens work in Spain, Italy, and Portugal.
7. This is not a correct question.
8. I have a negative attitude towards the first, and a positive attitude towards the second. It will take a long time to get rid of the legacy of this "superpower," but whatever.
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