http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3vGFeVTB6s&feature=share

A very amusing video about how journalists from Kyiv invited a colleague from Moscow to the studio. They couldn't win by shouting over each other, and the arguments and constructive dialogue resulted in a complete defeat, so much so that some couldn't handle it and left the studio. Overall, it was enjoyable, and I don't regret spending almost 2 hours watching it.

And the position of the guy who was initially sitting on the left is very telling. When asked, "about half of the people don't share your views – what should be done with them?" he answered simply brilliantly, something along the lines of "work with them" or "re-educate them." And this position is common among many Maidan supporters – an inability to understand that this situation can be viewed differently than they do. And they don't care that there is a segment of the population with an established worldview who don't want to be re-educated. Plus, an inability to think ahead, and as a result, we have very good chances of a civil war with unclear prospects.

So go ahead and keep telling us how great things are on your barricades. It's paradise on earth, if you believe the pictures and captions.