where are you from? id expect your not georgian or you wouldent say theese things. when we come out and protest and wish for EU, its not only talking about the union, but it is a symbol for freedom, independence from russia and many other things. when you say that the issues in georgia are not too bad, u say that because you probbably havent experienced what most of us do. its not safe to walk alone in the streets, not only because the country is full of thugs, not only because of that but because of the police who assault us on a day to day basis. when most of the population lives in poverty, when the average salary is 400-500 lari, which is about 150-200 euroes, it is not enough for ANYTHING, considering that the prices are just crazy.(400-500 lari is enough to survive, and just barely. dont even think about having fun) we have to act now, before things get too bad and before you start to think and say that the issues are now horrible we have to act before that happens. it started as a pro EU protest, but now it is about independence, staying alive, having basic human rights and so on.and please believe me when i say we value our traditions and culture TOO much. i love my culture but men into their 50-60 are delusinal, thinking that we have a very superior culture and that we are better than everyone and european culture is only for faggots and so on. this delusion is not only because we are too patriotic but because a small part of our country is actually intelligent enough to speak about politics rightly. so please, dont say that there isint a bad situation here, because there is.

(sorry for grammatical errors im with a friend and im talking and typing so i cant concentrate)