Should tipping culture be "normalized" in Europe?

I know that some American tourists actually do this, on giving servers cash tips as if they're underpaid by their employer (since they're used to i…

No, if you want to tip, you tip, no one should force you tip. I generally like to tip, but it’s up to you the person.

When I worked as a waiter like many years ago we often got (on average small) tips in a Northern European Pizzeria, which we equally shared among all personnel.

It really gives a nice incentive to do the extra work and you get some extra income.

Now if we eat out , which isn’t often, and the waiters make it great experience, I at times do give a tip. 1 ~ 5 %. Demands really how long we’re sitting and the establishment I mean a döner shop would be too weird. I think you just know. Some people never give tips in Europe, that’s ok too. Abroad and on Holidays it’s a matter of grasping the feeling. Some establishments get upset if you tip them, and refuse.