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There are plenty of reasons to despise this filth ridden city. What bothers you most?

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www.reddit.com/r/germany/comments/mkh746/though_it_is_well_communicated_everywhere_that/

Germans and taking criticism? LOL. I also loathe these people (like OP on Rediit above) They love the culture and country bla bla bla, No dude, you don't love the country and culture actually but you feel obligated to love this country otherwise you know you will be berated by Germans LOL

Myself has stopped giving a duck of this country couple years ago. I am aiming to leave this place after pandemic. I have been saving some money (well you know as much as I can) to support my move

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Yeah and typical in the comment section the German chimes in and blamed it on the foreigner, and said it doesn’t happen. Even when the foreigner says this

“in my experience, unusual reactions like these are more common when the criticism is coming from someone who's clearly an "Ausländer" (Amis excluded somehow). Something to do with the idea that "we let you live here. just be grateful, and don't complain".

As a "person of color", I've stopped sharing all negative feedback in this country, and it has definitely improved the quality of interactions I've had.”

see just another instance of Germans hanging up on foreigners, telling them their experience is wrong and that they should not complain. Which was the OP’s original point of the post

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There’s always someone on these forums too complaining they are from third world and that Germany is better in comparison to their country meanwhile bashing first world. Ok, sorry you could only get a visa to Germany...

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EU’s largest insane asylum

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Couldn't agree more with that! Abso (f@cking) lutely!

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Do krautz even realise that nobody likes them ?

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Vi Chermans are the best

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People cumm to chermany ty becauzzz it is zeee best . No it’s because it was cheap and hyped and had clubs . Corona = no reason for anyone to be there . One upside is that Chermans can now get bent

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Chermans fashion “sense”. Discuss.

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The what?!

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Berliners are brain dead lol wtf man you got to be kidding me these people are so pooping it's a joke

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Please tell me success stories of those you know who left Berlin.

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David Bowie. Left Berlin after two years due to xenophobia

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Ai Wei Wei.

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^lol....! Yeah I forgot when he left, he was a hero of mine for awhile

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Imagine if Bowie had stayed in Berlin lol...

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another sunday, and tomorrow another holiday. so many excuses to shut the place down and be lazy fukcs

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What do you mean they are so efficient in eus largest economy. The media told me so , so of course I believe

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The only thing that was remotely interesting whilst living in Berlin was that my lover would let me go from any hole to another. Totally explains why I discovered I had hpv after leaving this city. I know this will get downvoted to oblivion but Berlin is a curse and will stick with most people.

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I had HPV years ago and symptoms never came back, it’s been a decade. They will go away

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I meant to say I only had the symptoma for about a year then they came back minorly then never again

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It’s been a year and I still haven’t psychologically recovered from Berlin. But thanks to this site. Thank you so much. And I need tips how to recover ... I tried to explain to my old friends and they didn’t get it. The only people who understand are those who have lived in Berlin, and made the decision to leave. Not the decision to stay.

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  Anonymous wrote:

did they say how long the curfew would extend until?

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Sometime around 24/04 I think, but will probably be extendet further

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2025. Just block out your calendar now.

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Stay in berlin if you want to be still using beer crates as furniture in your 40s.

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Oh and don't forget the stained, stretched-out t-shirts, BO and unwashed hair as normal workday wear

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Where to move ?

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Hell, even elsewhere in Germany would be better than Berlin

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youtu.be/5tDdv8bu3i0

Lol

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Not surprised at all

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Phuck the lockdown

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this lockdown, forced muzzle and test bollokcs is all just wrong! we have no freedom anymore

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I am not surprised....its germany after all. a highly regulated place even on a good day.

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Here's the German National Anthem in English. Total BS

Unity and Right and Freedom
For the German Fatherland!
After these let us all strive
Brotherly with heart and hand!
Unity and Right and Freedom
Are the pledge of happiness.
Bloom in the splendour of this happiness,
Bloom, my German Fatherland!
Bloom in the splendour of this happiness,
Bloom, my German Fatherland!

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just the word fatherland is enough to make you vomit

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freedom......................................................................lol

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There’s no freedom or happiness in the Cherman Vatalant

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the third line is annoying me

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meant to like the comment two above not dislike, sorry

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Why are chermans so Obsessed with Bud Spencer & Terence Hill Movies ? Nobody watch these crap outside of Europe

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They're actually quite funny, maybe unitentionally

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I really don't wanna post here cause I don't like this site. Yet I feel it belongs here, so I post it. I mean many have been wondering what is it with many people in this city. They make no sense. So here is an idea that I had: Often - for whatever reason (let's leave that aside) - people say something that you could call "putting words in your mouth". This is often called a reaction. Some people say things like "don't react" and true, because that is how it feels. But what is actually a true way to reply to that nonsense.

Example of nonsense: (I don't care that some idiots here call me a checkout guy. They are too dumb to see these are examples. Examples by which to relate to a bigger universal theme. But okay, I might not always made sense or was off, while that is no reason to be so rude. Very immature. Because things need space.)

example: Being at the checkout and the chashier sorts of makes you wait by talking to a colleague or you just nonverbally let the person know you have no interest in the receipt. You left and didn't wait their question. Anyway, point being the cashier can clearly see that you don't want it, yet they aks you: And the receipt? What do you say? You can go fuk yourself? maybe. But yeah, what would be a reaction? A reaction would be to say: Why do you think I (potentially) want the receipt?! While this is angry and expressive of some things, it is not satisfying, because it is kinda dragged down to this low nonsense. But if you say that very same thing as if you would either say:

- "you're lame"
- or "this reactive thing to say is lame"

then it feels better. There might be some disgust with it or however it might feel. So literally anything that is of such a reaction can be said in such a way. It is sorts of like "just saying it".

Another thing is sense (another would be to return something).
These people often make no sense. For example you walk into a baker to see what kind of baguettes they have. And it's those cheap one's from Netto baker. So you feel, do not want that. And you leave. Yet in the last moment the clerk talks sh.it to you: Cannot just come in and go out. The point is what they are saying didn't actually happen. It feels like a shortcut of: You make no fukking sense. Or you could say the truth. That you didn't just go in and then out again but that ....what happened...looked for baguettes, saw they only have those...and that you don't have to do a thing to her. You owe her no explanation. Because you're a decent person. You would have felt bad to say nothing with a friendly clerk. You'd naturally said something. But with this one, it didn't feel like so.

As for returning. Let's say you are at a Döner store and you order something and it goes as it goes, but then the guy asks you" Tüte war richtig ja/Bag was right yeah?" And you feel he is full of shi.t. Meaning he knows what it was. So you could take it easy and reply __Ja-a. Kinda a knowing Ja. Said with in mind that when he says the price, you would return it: 4.50 was right yeah? Because it's so poop easy to do that. You don't though mean to lowely get back at him.

Some more examples of sense (this poop happened to me): I was standing in a queue or about to, when another one opened up and the guy acted like it was all about him. Come you shortly with over here?! to put it in direct translation. It confused me. He even went like: so the checkouts are not so full. Well fuk you idiot, maybe I! also don't want to stand so long in the queue?! So the sense of it would be: Why would I not? which would obviously not be such a thing to say as for what I initially wrote about.

Another example of that (the first): someone goes like: yellow yeah?! (color of cigarettes). Idk why he does it, I guess it feels good, wants to have control or whatnot. But it makes no sense. He is super confident. Not how someone would ask who is unsure. Yet you don't really want to say: Are you! not sure or do you wanna say I was not sure? while you could. It feels like saying: Are you saying I was not sure? But saying " How can you ask this without knowing the answer?" feels pretty forced and would be of something you wouldn't say. So you could express about that very thing being lame by saying it that way, or that he was lame. Idk if it's clear what I mean. And yeah remember, I don't like most of you people anyway so I don't really care to make it any more clear. I write this mainly for my own personal expression. And you happen to be that people I could talk about that to. So thanks very much for listening. I'll be back if I need to talk again.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I like you because you accept and use feedback. Nice that you used paragraphs this time! But don’t worry too much, the clerks are just doing their job in a crazy Cherman way. No need to let this bring you down

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I didn’t even have to read this to know it was the reciepts guy

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I don't know who that should be (said in the way I wrote about)

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The way it feels is rather dignity. You people make the mistake to see me as being conceptual. There is not many other ways to express dignity. It even has something deeper human. You are seeing what I write instead of using your imagination and feel. See that what I mean cannot be found in the lines but I am talking about Something that you know. Whenever I describe things I step aside of being. But the being is the being (verb).

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i prefer real translations to literal ones

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bro what are you on.....

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I think she thinks it's funny in some way, maybe a German style of humour.

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aka no Humor

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this is highly insulting. of course i have a sense of humour you just dont get it

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^ that’s what chermans say

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ok and its true people dont get german humour because it just isnt funny its either just annoying or sick

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  Anonymous wrote:

my ex's "german humour" involved making fun of my body. really funny! cuuunts

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what a stupid c*nt she obviously has her own issues

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