I assure you the civil society exists and wants to act. But thereâs a good adage from a Soviet movie â2 captainsâ: ÐÑли Ð±Ñ Ð¼Ð½Ðµ не Ñо, ÑÑоб помогали, но Ð¥ÐТЯ ÐЫ ÐÐ ÐÐШÐÐÐ. Thatâs pain in the ass with Opp. It doesnât help and ask for help, well, Nuland said the phrase about it (as touching to EU =) ) But it is throwing a monkey wrench into alternative actions , it impedes them. Well, may be. But you yourself selected âbudget usersâ as mass group that slows down a development. Youâre right as to needed to involve a middle- & others classes. But again, middle class is supporting Maidan. Upper-class (oligarchs) have its own business-reasons and more often supports regime, âcause it is frightened by losing their super-profits. Supported than Russian oligarchs the Putinâs regime â even if after it they losing their business whatever. The great business forever supports the strong power⦠if it goes within oligarch states.
Moreover the Oppâs mission could be a dialogue exactly with oligarchs â for they just will not hear the âsmall peopleâ, they need a peer companion for discussing terms of social contract.
I argue with you that the idleness of lower class (budget users, unschooling people etc.) is a problem for Maidan.
But why Opp. didnât begun negotiations with oligarchs? Do you think a small NGO could enter into such negotiations with them? They will compose such treaty with Putin rather than taking into account street rallies!
The Opposition and small actors
Well, it is clear.
I assure you the civil society exists and wants to act.
But thereâs a good adage from a Soviet movie â2 captainsâ: ÐÑли Ð±Ñ Ð¼Ð½Ðµ не Ñо, ÑÑоб помогали, но Ð¥ÐТЯ ÐЫ ÐÐ ÐÐШÐÐÐ.
Thatâs pain in the ass with Opp. It doesnât help and ask for help, well, Nuland said the phrase about it (as touching to EU =) )
But it is throwing a monkey wrench into alternative actions , it impedes them.
Well, may be. But you yourself selected
âbudget usersâ as mass group that slows down a development.
Youâre right as to needed to involve a middle- & others classes.
But again, middle class is supporting Maidan. Upper-class (oligarchs) have its own business-reasons and more often supports regime, âcause it is frightened by losing their super-profits. Supported than Russian oligarchs the Putinâs regime â even if after it they losing their business whatever. The great business forever supports the strong power⦠if it goes within oligarch states.
Moreover the Oppâs mission could be a dialogue exactly with oligarchs â for they just will not hear the âsmall peopleâ, they need a peer companion for discussing terms of social contract.
I argue with you that the idleness of lower class (budget users, unschooling people etc.) is a problem for Maidan.
But why Opp. didnât begun negotiations with oligarchs? Do you think a small NGO could enter into such negotiations with them? They will compose such treaty with Putin rather than taking into account street rallies!