Bee protection or not
Bienenschutz oder doch nicht
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http://www.doitgarden.ch/de/garten/pflanzenpflege/pflanzenschutzmittel/spray-gegen-schaedlinge--500-ml/pp.658408200000
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http://www.doitgarden.ch/de/garten/pflanzenpflege/pflanzenschutzmittel/spray-gegen-schaedlinge--500-ml/pp.658408200000
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I would like to thank everyone who has expressed their opinion here and will continue to do so! It was also thanks to us that "Espresso" was able to report on Migros' empty promise.
CONTINUE SO
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Greenpeace spreads the word on Twitter and Facebook!
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The only thing Migros can be accused of here is that it forgot to include the 'asterisk' in the 'promise', which is otherwise common in advertising (in order to be able to describe the list to which 'harmful to bees' refers as further information in a legally secure manner - because it has always been there). But in the meantime, the picture in question has disappeared from the Generation M website for this very reason. So it's all half as bad.
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@deactivated user can you post the FB link here? I would like to spread it so that enough people really like the information. Maybe you could also make stickers from it and print them out to stick on in Migros stores. I still have some annoying old egg chains that are almost impossible to get off.
@endverbraucherin special thanks to @ivan92
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https://www.facebook.com/greenpeace.ch/photos/a.199514872765.131337.51415837765/10154436966602766/
10 seconds and Google would have done the trick.
> Perhaps you could also create and print out stickers from this and then stick them on in Migros stores.
> in Migros stores. I still have some annoying old egg chains that are almost impossible to remove.
That would be considered damage to property. And it's also deliberate if you know that you can't get the labels off.
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And the deliberate harming of bees is then genocide? They say bee colony.
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No, of course not, but if you were to deliberately kill entire bee colonies, you could perhaps assume that the owner (beekeeper) had caused damage to property. But by correctly using pesticides that are officially approved? The beekeeper has to live with that.
@deactivated user
I don't think putting up any stickers or even calling for such ill-considered actions here does any good.
It only harms this forum. As some will certainly distance themselves from such actions.
Thanks to Migipedia, the topic:
"Migros criticized for bee protection promises" was broadcast on the Espresso program.
I think you should present your arguments here objectively and calmly, this is the only way to inform other readers of this forum so that they can form their own opinion.
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Oops - Sorry, I accidentally republished my post during the revision. That's why I overwrote the first one here with this text.
