Moscow protests after opposition leader's guilty verdict

[uhnope]

President Vladimir Putin's chief political foe was convicted along with his brother on Tuesday in a fraud case widely seen as a vendetta by the Kremlin, triggering one of Russia's boldest anti-government demonstrations in years.

[Fred Sanders]

1. The boldest anti-government protests in years...is a dozen people in toques shouting in the night?

[uhnope]

2. are you snickering at the crushing of dissent in Russia?

that would be par for the course.
BTW, "toques"? who uses that word? You Canuck?

[Fred Sanders]

3. Who uses "Canuck" without a conjunction, are you American?

[uhnope]

5. do you always answer questions with more questions?

[Duckhunter935]

4. Kind of hard to protest

in a totalitarian police state run by what is effectively a dictator.

[Fred Sanders]

6. That is no way to talk about America, although it may be true in some folks minds.

[Duckhunter935]

7. I know like yours

In America, we can, just look at NYC and many other cities. Try that in Russia.

[uhnope]

8. wow. you just called the USA a "totalitarian police state run by what is effectively a dictator"

that's the second insane post by the Putin explainers in the last hour: http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1014&pid=977670

You guys sharing talking points/drugs/RT binge viewing?