It hasn’t always been the case. Teens are very hormonal and strong disruptions to their environments can cause a lot of harm. The world isn’t in a great spot right now, society has changed a lot in the past 20 odd years, and young people are being pushed off the rails by this.

It’s easy to shit on them and one might even be able to justify it because to be fair teens aren’t exactly the most pleasant people around to begin with, but in the end there’s a reason why they’re fucked up and the fault isn’t really all theirs.

The problem is that it’s one thing to remove the stigma and allow people to get the treatment they need and a whole different thing to embrace and celebrate it, which is what seems to be happening right now.

Same. It’s true that it’s been about 5 years since I’ve been there and things might’ve changed since then, but I’ve never found them to be pushy and annoying - barely even noticed them and they were mostly selling water and stuff like that.

Germany already allows for dual citizenship under certain circumstances (i.e. birth rights and people who hold another EU/EEA citizenship).

Edit: source.

That’s not how it works though, for several reasons.

Yeah that doesn’t make any sense. It also bugs me that there’s more candy in the stomach than candy collected.