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Don't paint everyone with the same brush. I've been to Kharkiv and Kryvyi Rih (your region), and the people there are far from the worst. They say they will make their voices heard, but you're looking at the situation one-sidedly. Just because you talk a lot doesn't mean you're making a well-considered decision.
I repeat, I don't support Maidan or the current government; I'm for well-considered decisions.

P.S. You're right, there are at least two truths, and people like "us" don't need to be taken into account, right? I'm eagerly awaiting the new government; I think Yanukovych will have the sense to resign.

Words are cheap; actions speak louder. We can talk all day, but when it comes to action, we hide in the bushes, "my house is on the edge."
What do you call well-considered decisions? In Bosnia, the government resigned on the third day of protests, the people got what they wanted, and everyone went home. Here, the trough is more important than the lives of many people. That's certainly the most well-considered decision in the world.
Resignation is inevitable; I agree with you 100%.

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For example?

What's an example? All you hear is "it will be like this because it always has been and always will be," "it has to be this way because it was this way there and there, because that's how it is with us, and it will only be that way with you." I don't even read it anymore, even though I used to enjoy it.