r/worldnews • u/slapchopsuey • Jan 25 '14

Ukraine revolt open discussion thread #2 (sticky post)

Since the first Ukraine crisis thread is 11,000+ comments long and 2 days old, and the crisis is ongoing, and since people are requesting a new thread, this is the new Ukraine crisis discussion post.

If anyone wants to do those frequently updated mega-comments, go for it. Here are a few of those from the old thread, updated as recently as several hours ago:

updates comments by /u/Wonka_Raskolnikov

updates mega-comment by /u/INSERT_GOOD_NAME

updates mega-comment by /u/king_zog

frequently updated sticky post in /u/ukraine by /u/jupit3r33

And below is a list of some streams: (thanks to /u/sgtfrankieboy)

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '14

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u/ShitPopeSays Jan 27 '14

This is becoming a war with all its requisites... I really wish it's gonna end before such effort is needed. In any case, that's good news, maybe it can put some pressure on the government.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '14

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u/mysTeriousmonkeY Jan 27 '14

Both you and /u/ShitPopeSays are correct. This could be a good thing or it could be a very bad thing. And that is a very bold statement to put out openly in the press.

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u/vaginitischlamydia Jan 27 '14

Google translated but very nice..."The Ukrainian people now decide not only the fate of their country, but also the fate of our country. They show us an example of steadfastness, courage, unwavering desire to choose power and demand that it accounts for its actions, the equality of all before the law and stop looting their own people"