sup /his/, can we get a revolutionary/civil war thread going?

I can't help but find these rioters pathetic

They feel like epic revolutionary but they're really just trying to immolate (one of the most barbaric action possible) a bunch of dudes who have order to do nothing but spray pepper at them.

When law enforcers used lethal force like during the French Revolution, I can understand trying to kill them, but what I see in this webm just disgusts me

>>867306
meh, they are just bored anarchists. they got shot (by snipers) for a reason. mess with the bull, you get the horns.

>>867306
>spray pepper

Dude that's Ukrainian maidan, they were actually shooting those fuckers with live rounds. Pretty brutal revolt on both sides and particularly funny since both of them tended to go full medieval warfare.

>>867306
>>867311
It's much more symbolic than anything, it's mainly done for propaganda reasons and to cost people money.

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>>867306
> a bunch of dudes who have order to do nothing but spray pepper at them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkut_%28special_police_force%29
i think there was much more behind this than re-establish public order. though i agree with you that it makes no sense to attack law enforcement this way.

anyway would be nice if we could get some pictures together here.

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Are events like Maidan revolution the closest thing we have to watching a real pre-fire arms battle? In terms of just actually seeing a large group of humans engage in close quarters combat, the psychology of it, the spacing, etc

>>867223
There are pictures the police throwing molotovs as well

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>>867348
In east asia you could see pre-firearms policework in action with all the mancatchers they have.

>>867223
>euromaidan
25 year rule dickhead, fuck off back to your ghetto.