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!
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The Opposition and small actors
Date: 2014-02-16 02:34 pm (UTC)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!