So you're afraid to think and share those thoughts.
Got it.
Let's address the facts in the Ukrainian situation then.
Did a violent mob kill police and storm and take over government buildings to overthrow the elected president in Ukraine?
Yes. They did.
What is the word for that?
Coup.
noun
a sudden illegal, often violent, taking of government power
How many votes did the Ukrainian constitution require to remove an elected president?
338 - 3/4 of the 450 seats
How many votes did the resolution to remove the Ukrainian president from office in 2014 receive?
328, less than the requirement in the Constitution.
That's why I asked you if a murderous mob wouldn't be committing a coup if they violently chased off our duly elected President from his a residence, and only 60 Senators voted for his removal from office.
But you're afraid to answer that, because you don't really want mobocracy here, even if you've been tricked into cheering for it somewhere else.
what I did post completely debunked your posted lies about what occurred in Ukraine
You cut and paste some AI slop (why don't you feed it the hypothetical you're afraid to answer - don't like the result?) about an event in Odessa I never mentioned. You didn't address the fact that contemporary international election observers called it a fair and free election.
If you're dumb enough to confuse the death of over 40 ethnic Russians with ethnic Ukrainians because they weren't Russian citizens, I'm not sure you can actually hold up your end of this conversation anyway.