[yucky]

  > I know Putin argues this way. He tried to use the "democracy" argument even though he is an autocrat 

Putin is an autocrat, and that has nothing to do with the fact that the democratically elected government of Ukraine was violently overthrown in 2014. You keep trying to change the subject from that for some strange reason.

There was a democratic election in Ukraine and that duly-elected government was overthrown in a coup/revolution in 2014. Are you trying to dispute that, or just trying to pretend it had nothing to do with the annexation of Crimea the next day?

[0dayz]

You call others bad faith and then you yourself act in bad faith.

The Ukrainians were being shot at by Ukrainian and beaten up by OMOH, but of course ordinary people are the evil makers here.

And the revolution only became a revolution after the security forces (alongside OMOH) started to try and disrupt the then peaceful protest.

Maybe look in the mirror before you call others bad faith.