Quote (Meanwhile @ Aug 18 2023 03:09pm)
absolutely:
The document is about the Revolution of Dignity in Ukraine and whether it was a revolution or a coup. It discusses the definition of a coup and the events leading up to the revolution. It also mentions the role of Skillshare in helping people learn creative skills, including video-making. The document debunks some common arguments about the revolution, such as the involvement of Western agents and the use of snipers by the opposition. It also highlights the complex political situation in Ukraine, with different regions having different views on EU membership.
Was the Revolution of Dignity a revolution or a coup? (VERY HARD QUESTION LOOL)
The Revolution of Dignity, also known as the Euromaidan, was a series of protests that began in late 2013 in response to the pro-Russian Yanukovych administration's decision to back off from the Association Agreement with the European Union. The protests eventually turned into a full-scale revolutionary movement in defense of the freedom of the Ukrainian people. While some argue that the Euromaidan was a coup, it does not qualify as one, as the protests were initially peaceful and relatively small. The violent reaction of Yanukovych's regime led to more than 100 deaths and pushed the protesters to expand their demands beyond integration with Europe. The government's insistence on solving the conflict with the public through violence further fueled the protests. The Western political establishment, most of the Western media, and political commentators see the Euromaidan as a revolution, while Russia has been actively cultivating the narrative that it was an armed coup by the Ukrainian far-right backed by the West against a legitimate leader of the country.
Conclusion:
it does not qualify as a coup, not more than any other famous revolution in history like the French Revolution or the 1917 February Revolution in Russia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cx-RxyyeAjw??? how does that relate to hygiene in china ?!?
Do you not understand what just happened?
1. A user noted you liked to post about chinese hygiene in a topic about the war in ukraine
2. You proceeded to post again about hygiene in china.
3. I responded by posting a video about france, in order to highlight that hygiene (or lack thereof) is not an exclusive trait to one country, and everywhere have problems. I also said that what the original user (1.; above) implied: posting about chinese hygiene is not related to the war in ukraine. I suggested if you want to tie chinese hygiene to the war in ukraine, make an attempt.
4. You then started talking about hygiene in britain (hey I agree with you, its terrible there) but again, that has nothing to do with Ukraine.
5. I reiterated, what does this have to do with Ukraine, I then gave examples of hygiene issues to support an argument you may have.
6. You then stopped talking about hygiene and wrote about the war.
Can I assume you concede the point, that talking about chinese hygiene has no basis in a topic related to the war in Ukraine ? I will take your silence as a yes.
This post was edited by ferdia on Aug 18 2023 08:26am