Today in Ukrainian Parliament...
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papagascoigne ONLINE (12/12/2015) [-] i love how calm the dude is,
"dude, can you not, i was talking"
"dude, can you not, i was talking"
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ImmortalBaconEater (12/12/2015) [-] He just know that someone is gonna come stop the guy. He's just counting down in his head like "This guys gonna get tackled in 4...3...2....damn off by one"
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niggledafiggle (12/12/2015) [-] (Copy and pasted my previous comment so you hopefully read this.)
This is unfortunately a bit common with the Ukrainian government.
Moustache guy Oleh Barna had been collecting signatures for a draft resolution of no confidence in the government. This would result in the resignation of the current prime minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk Receiver of flowers who has been losing support recently due to his governments new economic measures. He previously stated that he "Wouldn't cling to his chair." And would resign if there was a successful 'no confidence' vote.
For some reason related to that, Barna felt somehow compelled to get an early start by removing Yatsenyuk there and then, for what he believes to be the good of Ukraine. He has been removed from president Petro Poroshenko's party (which he was previously a part of) following this event.
This is unfortunately a bit common with the Ukrainian government.
Moustache guy Oleh Barna had been collecting signatures for a draft resolution of no confidence in the government. This would result in the resignation of the current prime minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk Receiver of flowers who has been losing support recently due to his governments new economic measures. He previously stated that he "Wouldn't cling to his chair." And would resign if there was a successful 'no confidence' vote.
For some reason related to that, Barna felt somehow compelled to get an early start by removing Yatsenyuk there and then, for what he believes to be the good of Ukraine. He has been removed from president Petro Poroshenko's party (which he was previously a part of) following this event.
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thepizzadevourer ONLINE (12/12/2015) [-] Thanks for the info. What are the economic policies that have made this PM so unpopular?
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niggledafiggle (12/12/2015) [-] The short of it is that the old Ukrainian government was fairly corrupt and wasn't great financially. Since the replacement of President Viktor Yanukovych (who is now on the international 'wanted' list for the rioter deaths) the new Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk announced plans to cut way back on things like welfare payments and has been in discussions with the International Monetary Funds since last year. In order to get loans and help from the IMF drastic changes have been made and are soon to be made to help convince them to aid in Ukraine's economic reform. This also include possible loands and aid from the EU and U.S.
#3
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whitegamedeveloper (12/12/2015) [-] **whitegamedeveloper used "*roll picture*"**
**whitegamedeveloper rolled image**
"Here have these"
"Ok"
"Now I own you, sex time."
*Clings on for dear life*
**whitegamedeveloper rolled image**
"Here have these"
"Ok"
"Now I own you, sex time."
*Clings on for dear life*
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augustusxxiv (12/12/2015) [-] If you're living in a reforming but still corrupt Post-Soviet state with a destroyed economy and civil war to it's east, then I suppose so.
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lathyrusvii (12/13/2015) [-] Me either, but I imagine elected officials in Ukraine hold more influence with government officials where you and I are far more than we do with our own.
Just a hunch.
Just a hunch.
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ImmortalBaconEater (12/12/2015) [-] This is how we behave and when it comes down to it, we are the people who govern us. I'm not saying it's good, I'm just saying we shouldn't be surprised.
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lathyrusvii (12/13/2015) [-] What's this ' we ' stuff? Humanity? In that case, it's slightly less surprising.
Doesn't make it less disgraceful.
Doesn't make it less disgraceful.
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lathyrusvii (12/12/2015) [-] I live in America.
I... I'm familiar... with the concept. Just a teeny bit.
Just a smidgen. Just a COME ON, YOU MISSED THE POINT ENTIRELY; WERE YOU EVEN TRYING TO ENGAGE IN DIALOGUE, OR DO YOU JUST LIKE CONDESCENDING TO PEOPLE YOU SELF-RIGHTEOUS PRICK. little.
I... I'm familiar... with the concept. Just a teeny bit.
Just a smidgen. Just a COME ON, YOU MISSED THE POINT ENTIRELY; WERE YOU EVEN TRYING TO ENGAGE IN DIALOGUE, OR DO YOU JUST LIKE CONDESCENDING TO PEOPLE YOU SELF-RIGHTEOUS PRICK. little.
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robdabob ONLINE (12/12/2015) [-] I'm not even done, you think America seems free with all the camera, securities, the need to wear a ******* gopro and have it online all the time incase you get rape accused at a party, or battered by some minorities?
You fight in EUROPEAN countries for YOUR FREEDOM? Man you really have no clue what is going on on this side.
You fight in EUROPEAN countries for YOUR FREEDOM? Man you really have no clue what is going on on this side.
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lathyrusvii (12/12/2015) [-] 
Who are you, and why are you taking my words and turning them against yourself like I care who you are? My main point was ' these people govern you ( us. ) ' That's a disgrace.
My second point was the second amendment, wherein the right to bear arms is essential to the defense of the four freedoms.
So yeah. America is pretty free, because I can sit here and call Obama a monkey, and no polizei are about to arrest me. I can even give the finger to an officer en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contempt_of_cop if I feel like being a dick, but I'm kinda glad I live here, so I refrain.
Anyway, point is, you really have no clue what's going on on this side either, huh?
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lathyrusvii (12/12/2015) [-] Yes. Yes I am. Pleased to meet you. You want to trade your soul for anything, or are we done here?
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anon (12/12/2015) [-]
I'll remember that when an officer tries to arrest me in 'murrica, where "resisting an officer" is a real thing.
It's illegal to try to stop someone from confining you and putting you into a small box against your will with other pissed off people while you're given trash to eat (that sounds an awful lot like kidnapping).
If you can't incapacitate multiple officers quickly, you don't love your freedom enough.
It's illegal to try to stop someone from confining you and putting you into a small box against your will with other pissed off people while you're given trash to eat (that sounds an awful lot like kidnapping).
If you can't incapacitate multiple officers quickly, you don't love your freedom enough.
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emotep (12/12/2015) [-]
I like how there are 2 people trying to stop him, and then everyone in the entire room is like "Yea let's **** him up!"
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blueboysixnine ONLINE (12/13/2015) [-] These guys get paid like 200k a year, even after they retire
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installation ONLINE (12/12/2015) [-]
I honestly thought this was going to be a pro-gay publicity stunt.
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BowChickaBowWow (12/12/2015) [-] Sounds like your politicians accomplish more in an average session than ours do.
#9
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dreamcracker (12/12/2015) [-] **dreamcracker used "*roll picture*"**
**dreamcracker rolled image**I'm not really following, can someone explain to me at grade-school level what this is 'bout?
**dreamcracker rolled image**I'm not really following, can someone explain to me at grade-school level what this is 'bout?
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niggledafiggle (12/12/2015) [-] This is unfortunately a bit common with the Ukrainian government.
Moustache guy Oleh Barna had been collecting signatures for a draft resolution of no confidence in the government. This would result in the resignation of the current prime minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk Receiver of flowers who has been losing support recently due to his governments new economic measures. He previously stated that he "Wouldn't cling to his chair." And would resign if there was a successful 'no confidence' vote.
For some reason related to that, Barna felt somehow compelled to get an early start by removing Yatsenyuk there and then, for what he believes to be the good of Ukraine. He has been removed from president Petro Poroshenko's party (which he was previously a part of) following this event.
Moustache guy Oleh Barna had been collecting signatures for a draft resolution of no confidence in the government. This would result in the resignation of the current prime minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk Receiver of flowers who has been losing support recently due to his governments new economic measures. He previously stated that he "Wouldn't cling to his chair." And would resign if there was a successful 'no confidence' vote.
For some reason related to that, Barna felt somehow compelled to get an early start by removing Yatsenyuk there and then, for what he believes to be the good of Ukraine. He has been removed from president Petro Poroshenko's party (which he was previously a part of) following this event.
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thejusticar ONLINE (12/13/2015) [-] i can't tell if the dude with the flowers wants to **** him or fight him, i mean he stayed relatively calm during the whole thing.
