"Everyone is shouting now, "Yanukovych out! Yanukovych out!" But what does Yanukovych have to do with it? Stop bleating like sheep. Yanukovych has been discrediting the country for four years, so why are people suddenly protesting now? Why not after the pension age was raised, or after the events in Vradiivka?
Because the sheep were told to! These so-called patriots don't even know what they're fighting for! "Get rid of Yanuk!" Ugh! You're just ruining the city. We did the same thing in 2004, and what happened? We just ended up as slaves, working for some powerful guy, while thinking we were making a revolution. Ha-ha! Even if you succeed in removing Yanukovych now, because of your lack of brains, things will be even worse in a year. A revolution is when people have an idea! Their own idea, what they want, who they want! But just wanting to get rid of one person – that's not a revolution, my dear friends. You're just a tool for other, equally corrupt people. Don't flatter yourselves!"
"I don't quite understand how people condemn Yanukovych, calling him a bandit! But they want Yulia, who stole and killed, even if she didn't do it herself. I clearly don't understand something. Plus the others. A fascist – one, a brainless puppet, a boxer – two. And a cunning, unpleasant Jew – three. If there were worthy candidates who were prevented from taking power fairly, I would be standing there myself. But I won't even lift a finger for these people. At the very least, they are no better than Yanukovych."
If there were worthy candidates who were prevented from taking power fairly, I would be standing there myself. But I won't even lift a finger for these people.
It's good that there are still men in Ukraine who have self-organized without any opposition, abandoned everything, and gone to defend our freedoms and values!:smile20: Whatever government is in power, it should remember that it is not for us, but we are for it, and it is up to us to decide who, how, and how long should govern the country!
