hobbycollector

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"The question is a bit of an oversimplification, but many of the protesters here said that they feel more European than they do Russian. And that they think they'll get a better deal with Europe, than they will with Russia. Some said, they've been there before."

It's funny too, because there's also a law in the U.S. that employers can't retaliate against employees who share salary data amongst themselves. I think employers created the "social taboo" to keep people from collectively bargaining.

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"It's hard to tell which way the protest is going to go. Russia's got a vested interest, the EU has a vested interest, and protesters don't want to get violent at this point, seems neither do the police. There's a lot of talk of negotiations between the opposition and the current president, so, we'll see what happens."

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"There's definitely support for Klitschko; a lot of people seem to like him, he's pretty famous, and I've seen people waving the flags of his party, which is also part of the coalition opposition."

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Girl: "Almost nobody's talking about Arab Spring and protesting Arab Spring, but about Russia and Belorussian protest."