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Saw it day before yesterday

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Chris from Lafayette

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In Reply to: RE: One of the first unpleasant discoveries about the democracy... posted by Victor Khomenko on November 29, 2015 at 12:06:08

You're right that the bloodshed and violence were very well (and heart-breakingly) captured (from the point of view of the protesters). Basically, this film showed the story from a certain point of view. If film-makers had wanted to show another point of view, they might have interviewed this woman, who was also there at the time:

. . . and who now has a warrant out for her arrest in the Ukraine.

Follow Ups:

I don't mean to be rude... but... - Victor Khomenko 15:43:01 12/06/15 (3)
...anyone with a russian flag is automatically persona non grata for me.
Much like anyone with a swastika.
For clarity - I know who that is.

Edits: 12/06/15
- I understand - My wife holds a similar belief [nt] ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 18:27:15 12/06/15 (2)
  - Correction: My wife is innocent! - Chris from Lafayette 12:53:35 12/12/15 (1)
    My wife just found out about my previous post and is unhappy with it. Yes, she's had some unfortunate experiences, but the flag comment was a huge exaggeration and is not at all true. ;-)
    - I suspect your wife and I had different life experiences - Victor Khomenko 14:29:18 12/12/15 (0)
      I don't see Russia for anything but a new Nazi regime, but of course I am not forcing my feelings on anyone.
      
      And if you think I am hard - you should talk to MY wife! :) She will make you think I am mellow. :)

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