You romantic, at 31, you're stepping up to defend the constitution.

Or are you like Vis, a fervent admirer of bloody dictatorial regimes?

I'm for the idea that ordinary people should be able to sleep soundly. Just now, literally an hour ago, my colleague from work received a call from his brother in Kyiv, asking him to "if anything happens," take in his wife and children, as there are people with automatic weapons walking around under his balcony, and gunfire can be heard nearby. That's how it is... Who wanted war and American soldiers in Kyiv? A lawyer, right? Well, you'll get it... it's started...
Revolutions, coups, etc., in my opinion, only happen when either the majority of the population, including the military, supports them, and this is not visible in Ukraine – the western part is for it, the east is against it, but the main thing is that the military supports the president, or when, according to a well-known scenario, NATO troops are deployed in the conflict zone and "restore order" – this option is also very unlikely, as Ukraine is not Syria or Iraq.
There will be blood, but the most annoying thing is that those who are orchestrating the Maidan and Yanukovych with his ministers will survive and even get rich on this, while ordinary people, both those on the Maidan and those wearing uniforms, will be the ones shedding it, fighting for who knows what...