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Amazon is not a Chinese company.

Das wirklich stumpfe ist, dass selbst die Alkoholindustrie höchstwahrscheinlich besser damit fahren würde, wenn sie eben nicht auf diesen extremistischen Alkoholkonsum setzen würde. Im Zweifelsfall würden dann ... mehr Leute Alkohol trinken. Aber es ist halt dann doch arg unangenehm, wenn man Abends unterwegs ist und dann wirklich hart Besoffene blöd rummachen oder wenn auf dem Volksfest Abends alles völlig gruselig wird und, naja, ein erstaunlicher Teil der Nicht-Trinker trinkt nicht, weil sie in der Familie oder im Umfeld sehr schlechte Erfahrungen mit Alkoholikern gemacht haben.

I really agree with you. This kind of discourse we see here in the comments are really harmful for everybody. Men and Women might be sympathetic to feminist arguments and want to learn are pushed away by memes calling all men rapists or even dangerous murderers. Think how you would react if you stumbled into a really misogynistic online forum like some incel forum - you'll think "incels are bunch of idiots" and well, that is exactly what these memes here are doing for online feminism.

No need for Holocaust comparison here, dude

It still makes no sense at all. Those handhelds are openly sold at Amazon, even from European warehouses. If you want to prevent the selling of ROMs, you have to tackle this problem and not some random YouTuber who maybe linked to a few Romsites or sold some via Telegram.

Kind of funny how they are totally not posting in this thread

No, they are not motorcycles. They are bicycles with an electric support. Motorcycles are a lot faster and therefore more dangerous. If you crash at 25km/h that results in different injuries than a crash with 125km/h. Therefore, motorcycles need a (extremely expensive) license, regular checks, expensive maintenance and cost more.

Hier ist der Forecast für China:

Und der ist dann halt durchwachsen: Der Ausbau von EEG ist gigantisch, aber wir werden auch auf Jahrzehnte noch gigantische Mengen an Kohle haben, was für das Klima auch tödlich sein kann. Es wird nicht mehr, aber gleichzeitig stoßen die Kohlekraftwerke dann noch fleißig weiter CO2 aus und eigentlich können wir uns als Menschheit gar kein CO2 mehr leisten.

Diese Entwickung verhindert, dass der Klimawandel komplett kippt (stellt euch einfach mal vor, dass das alles Kohle wäre!), aber wir werden trotzdem mit deutlich mehr CO2 enden und das facht den Klimawandel weiter an.

That totally does make sense: If I load my eBike from my solar system, the CO2 impact is zero. If I ride the same distance with my normal bike, I will eat more because I burned some calories and even if I eat them as plants, that will produce more CO2 than zero.

My humble opinion: It really is ok even if eBikes are replacing normal bikes. They are not using up that many resources. The battery is kind of small, so the environment impact is not that much. They might be heavier, but we are still talking about a few kilos of steel max. You might get a little less exercise, but you still get some exercise. And an eBike does use almost no electricity, so we can ignore that, too. So who cares?

(And there is also a lot of discrimination going on here: eBikes are great for people who are not as fit as you are. eBikes are great for older people. eBikes are also great for people who want to commute by bike, but who don't want to do half an hour of exercise before and after work. That might be great if you are sitting on a desk the whole day, but it will break you if you work physically. You also can't see how healthy people are - some heart problems will totally wreck your ability to crank out the watts)

I'm actually quite surprised about those numbers. I've seen all those posts here about "Germany is supporting genocide" and I've seen people here insulting all Germans as "pro-genocide" and... do people even realize how little that support is in terms of military equipment? Yeah, people might say "every little bit counts", but 250 millions in 1,5 years of war is almost nothing in terms of military equipment. And they have given more money to UNRWA and PA in this timeframe? And people are going around posting that Germany wants to eliminate all Palestinians? I'm actually quite surprised right now because the numbers really do not match how aggressive people here are posting.

Other users have written about GDPR, but just FYI: There are a lot of laws that apply worldwide. You might not like it, but states really do have laws in place that they are applying to everybody in the world. Thailand has draconian laws about insulting their king and they totally do not care if you insulted him inside or outside of the country. They can't arrest you whereever you are, but if you ever try to visit Thailand, you will get arrested. And many countries also have laws in place about stuff that their citizen do outside of the country.

Yeah - people who are saying "no zionists" want to say "no jews".

That's something that every company can easily detect.

Ohne genauen Ort ist eine Diskussion jetzt irgendwie nicht möglich, aber du solltest wissen, dass das absolut nicht der Standard ist. Hier am Rand einer anderen westdeutschen Großstadt gibt es eine höher zweistellige Anzahl an Ladestationen im 10km Radius.

Ist halt sinnloser Kackscheiß. Benzin kriegst du ja auch einfach so ohne durch den Flammenring in der Manege zu springen

There kind of is a point: It's also totally not normal to somehow have a wire going from your handlebars through your frame to your back wheel where you are janking the gears in place. Motors are cheap and reliable, batteries are also cheap and why not use a wireless connection to get rid of the pesky wires? The idea is great, but what Shimano is doing with it not so

If you think about it: The GDPR applies to all data of EU citizens regardless of where they are or where you are. There is no way that this app is not having some EU guy in New York in it and therefore totally in violation of GDPR