And what does ‘left-wing’ and ‘right-wing’ even mean, at least in the extreme forms? What difference does it make when violence rules? Violence, imho, doesn’t make sense.
That doesn't mean that there aren't very clear patterns of violence that are different for violence perpetrated by people following far-left or far-right ideologies. You wouldn't see a far-left burning down a shelter for asylum seekers for example.
That seems like a huge stretch even to someone who gobbles up all the anti-EU propaganda to me. But you never know, I guess.
I'm always surprised that this kind of rhetoric works. If the EU were such a big bully, nothing would stop Hungary from just leaving. Like, at some point you'd have to ask yourself why a supposedly competent and well-meaning leader keeps you in a relarionship with an entity that allegedly only wants the worst for you.
They also sell cars to people who are much more likely to be able to afford shelling out a bit extra cash to finance the transition to electric mobility. Given that maintaining a livable planet is not an optional nice to have thing, I'd argue they are even more to blame than some others.
You sure about that?
https://www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/news/iran-trump-envoy-uss-abraham-lincoln-b2901671.html