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I think he means violence from the rebels' side.
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I considered mentioning that but I figured it would be the unpopular opinion. Nevertheless, I think you are right; there is nothing inherently better about a non-violent revolution.
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Feb 20, 2014 18:23
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Police were just following orders man.
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Feb 21, 2014 09:30
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Lord Windy posted:I don't fully understand this but if both sides are terrible (Tymoshenko and Yanakovich) than what was this fight for? It's not as if the choice is just between those two? They can elect other people?
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Feb 22, 2014 15:44
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Noctis Horrendae posted:E: IIRC marching into foreign territory with unmarked troops directly violates the Geneva Convention, can anyone confirm this? I'm way too excited about this - I really want to see Russia get stomped. Don't be silly,
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Russia does not care about Georgia or the Ukraine, they are after you!
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Maidan has ministers, I'm pretty sure that makes a government. Unless you want to make the argument all the current minister positions are powerless.
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Ensign Expendable posted:Also, Kiev's self defense force is armed pretty nicely with looted police equipment, which, of course, hasn't been returned. Well, if you just overthrew a government and there hadn't been elections yet, would you?
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If there was no Russia situation I would agree, but considering part of the nation is loving occupied by a hostile foreign power I don't think trying to get some impromptu militias going is sign of a dictatorship.
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