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The critical point has been reached, as I promised before, tomorrow I will join the local Euromaidan (the glorious city of Nikopol, essentially South-Eastern Ukraine): we will be creating a "corridor of shame" for the local Party of Regions gang. I made a balaclava out of an old hat, I will be an extremist... Yesterday, the police sent a bus with thugs from our area to Kyiv, but people wouldn't let them pass - they smashed a girl's head against a wall, the bus did leave... but didn't make it - good people from Cherkasy stopped it, beat them up, and sent them back on foot (note - i.e., they were capable of walking, i.e., people are not beasts - "Banderites," but humane Europeans, simply driven to the edge), and what the vile Berkut does in the company of thugs (often disguised as police, recently well-armed, but basically just spherical goons in a vacuum) - they deliberately beat people to death or near-death, what should be done with such people if they don't understand any language other than Molotov cocktails? The words "I am for Yanukovych," "I am for the Party of Regions," "I am for Putin's intervention" - from now on, I perceive them as a personal insult, even worse than being called a faggot and spat on - with an appropriate reaction. I do not support the opposition trio, I am non-partisan, I support the people and I hate this "government" (in quotes - because it is essentially illegitimate since a certain time). Not a single one of my acquaintances in Nikopol, my hometown in the South-East, I repeat, a Russian-speaking city, would say a bad word about the Maidan or something good about the Party of Regions and Yanukovych.
P.S. By the way, we will be forming this corridor in the morning - and then I will go to work, so that they don't think that we are some kind of Maidan-obsessed loafers who stand in the Maidan "because they don't want to work."