I think it's more rational self interest, which he always shows. His rationality is completely centered around greed and egoism from what I have seen, so I would assume he does that because it would not be profitable for him if he did that
It's also generally healthier than american food I would assume
Dont use chatgpt for information, especially politics, you will get conflicting answers
In its first article, the constitution of India declares “India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of States.”
Bananas in the GDR were from Cuba lol
No it was not. A Lada was basically unaffordable, most people owned Trabants and Skodas, Wartburg etc. You had to wait at least 3-4 years (in the early days of the GDR), and some colors were sparce, so it could be that a random car would be assigned to you, regardless of what you filled in on the formular. You also still had to wait for other cars from the socialist foreign countries. A used car market did not exist, but if you had good connections you could transfer the waiting list from another person to you, if they wanted. (sry for bad english)
Inifinitely prolong the suffering. Nice job, very humane
*outside the natosphere, this narrative is dominant in all nato countries
Then just make a new symbol, the sickle is not as representative today as it used to be when it was invented anyways, since agriculture is more industrialised now, at least in Finland.
If your slogan has been featured by pro-nazi newspapers, how can you say with a straight face that you aren't fascist
And 50 years unmaintained
I talked to Chinese expats, and it changed my view of China positively, though I still had these propaganda brainworms in my head that made me think everything they say is forced and not their own will, brainwash etc.. This caused me, among other reasons, to be afraid to speak with them. That was a long time ago, I then realised what was really going on with that narrative.
I thankfully stopped believing this bullshit imperialist propaganda narrative about socialist countries, and started to educate myself out of curiosity, starting with Marx.