I get your point and you also pointed out in your other reply that we don't know all the information here.

I had "stenosing tenosynovitis" as a child. And while it can resolve itself, my parents opted for the surgery. And it worked out fine. Yes, it's not quite the same, but people have different expirences.

That's exactly why I think there needs to be some kind of investigation.

Fair enough, maybe saying "without any medical necessity" was over the top here.

Still, it very much seems like the decision was motivated by the desire to particapate in the Olympics. The medically sound thing would be to try and fix the finger and amputate it when it doesn't work out.

But of course information is limited and it's all speculation. Still, an ethics investigation would seem appropriate in my opinion.

I just slipped and fell onto it. It was an accident, I swear!

Also someone should look into a the doctor that performed the surgery without any medical necessity.

Lobbying.

The perceived position of power will always attract a certain type of people, so yeah, you'll see this here too.

But… The post is already encouraging people to eat meat.

I think you misunderstand the post then.

The post is pointing out the hypocracy that killing an animal for pleasure is generally regarded as wrong, except when it comes to the sense of taste.

It's very much a pro-vegan post.

I translated the name, try searching for "Verein Türkischer Dönerhersteller in Europa".

But really the name is self explanatory.

The dish "Döner Kebab" was invented in Germany by Turkish migrants and became very popular. Now a group from Turkey is trying to enforce their definitions and regulations of what a Döner Kebab should be on our dish.

This has nothing to do with German people or government denying power to German-Turks. This is German Turks fighting back against Turkish-Turks trying to interfere with their buisnes.

Like image some activists in Italy would demand that the US government ban the word pizza unless it's refering to italian-style pizza.

The opposition to the propsel is comming from the "Association of Turkish kebab makers in Europe" ...

I don't think anyone really get's offended over it. It's more like being pestered in by one of those clipboard carrying solicitors.

No we didn't. Scholz just said so yesterday.

https://www.handelsblatt.com/dpa/scholz-behaelt-sich-deutsche-waffenlieferungen-an-israel-vor/29912098.html

What makes them so special nowadays?

I guess they are much emptier these days which might make them somewhat bearable.

Es ist nicht so das sie dich als 17 Jähriger erstmal 10 Leute zum üben ermodern lassen. Es sind praktische, technische skills. Benutzung von Geräten und Maschinen, koordination im Team. Nichts was jetzt irgendwie super speziell ist oder man einem 17 Jährigen nicht zumuten kann.

wenn ich zur Ausbildung zum Krankenpfleger 18 Jahre alt sein muss

In dem Fall ist das so weil man unter 18 keine Nachtschichten arbeiten darf.

Im privaten Bereich darf man auch erst mit 18 im Wach- und Sicherheitsgewerbe arbeiten.

Aber die Ausbildung kannst du schon mit 15 anfangen. Das ist also wieder analog dazu, dass man vor 18 auch nicht in den Einsatz darf.

Die Entscheidung zur Berufswahl ist halt keine für die man Volljährigkeit braucht und man kann sich ja später auch wieder umentscheiden. Und vor 18 wird man bei der Bundeswehr auch nicht in den Einsatz geschickt, was konsistent mit der Auto- und Alkohl Regelung ist. Seh keine Diskrepanzen.

It’s not an echo chamber.

Right, it's more like a reverberation chamber.

Jo, das ist der Job.

Das ist das übliche Alter für Ausbildingen aller Art, wo soll jetzt das Problem sein?

I'd say they are quite rare, I've only been to one once. I won't be going back. I'm not even sure if it was a bad restaurant or if I just don't like mexican food. But it was bad.

Ha, I deleted that comment but it didn't federate properly.

I deleted it because "potato bug" is a name shared by many unrelated athropods with pill bugs just being one of them.

My expertise is with spiders and I'm well aware of the folly of common names and their ambiguity. Still walked right into it ...