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

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germany's a pathetic excuse for a developed country. Look at this bullshit.
www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2020/12/14/blasphemy-laws-are-still-common-around-the-world

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin is developed ?

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  Anonymous wrote:

If you’re ambitious, GTFO. I’ll never be tired of saying that. No matter how better you are than them, you’re always the foreigner and they treat you like crap because of that. Holy cow, I was better and faster than all my colleagues combined and guess what? They fired me. Now they want me back but guess what? No way. Fickt euch

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They are full to the brim with envy and jealousy

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  Anonymous wrote:

Being put down, even if you try to work with understanding & empathy towards others.
Being a nice person here is a weakness and soon you realise that you must be stupid to be nice as no one else around would show the same towards you, in reverse.
Also, if you confront about being treated poorly you are seen as a problem, regardless if you are right to speak up.
They act all inclusive and fair, but they’re exclusive to their own benefit and faaaaar from any form of decency.
Better pity them and stick to being a better, bigger person looking for better things that trying it here.
You’ll get sad and depressed by that.

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Holy s hit. You have just described my exact working situation. Whatever I do, I'll always be the foreigner and no matter how much I try to reach a common understanding, I'll always be weak willed.

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„If you confront about being treated poorly you are seen as a problem„. Not only at work. Also in their personal lives. This culture is cancerous

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"They act all inclusive and fair, but they’re exclusive to their own benefit and faaaaar from any form of decency"

This is typical of predominantly lefty cities.

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It’s hopeless.
All we have is expecting karma to handle it one day while we keep being our best.
We must not lose ourselves and stop trying to reason in a kind way and be more selfish and self centered as well.
Sad but true.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Who here remembers the honeymoon period when you refused to see how cancerous every single aspect of German society is? Did you post weird glowie drivel like this?
www.reddit.com/r/berlin/comments/kea0b6/positive_experience_at_the_ausl%C3%A4nderbeh%C3%B6rde/

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It was probably posted by the auslanderbehorde

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The only "good" experience I've had at the auslanderbehorde is buying a stale candy bar from the lobby vending machine once my ordeal is all over, and comfort-eating it while the fear-sweat dries from my body

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The dreaded auslanderbehorde where no one admits to speaking english, what a sad culture these ex-communist hypocrites lead.

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Yeah I don't get why they purposely have mostly closed minded east germans that hardly speak english or any other language in a "Ausländerbehörde" - again sth. Done very strategically in my opinion

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  Anonymous wrote:

Why don’t they have gates at subway and sbahn stations? It would keep some of the trash out and would make it easier ticket wise.

Just got controlled twice. One station after another

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All the lefties come out and complain about them not having anywhere else t sleep and pisss and shitt in winter. You want somewhere to shitt, get a phucking job and get off the alcohol and drugs.

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  Anonymous wrote:

wow, such efficient german design, apartments without closets

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And tiny fridges, they even take their kitchens with them, what a bunch of losers.

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Rent in Berlin isn’t affordable when you have to pay for things like a wardrobe, buying/building your own kitchen, even light fixtures. They didn’t even leave me a light bulb. I had to buy my own washing machine. Install my own kitchen. They basically just give you an empty box and charge the same with the currency exchange and things you have to buy yourself as they would in another city. And don’t forget, you have to paint the walls when you leave. Miserable cheapskates.

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And don’t forget that deposit of thousands of euros sometimes that they will take a year to give back. That should be illegal. Just pay first months and last months rent or pay a damage deposit. You shouldn’t have to pay three times rent for no reason.

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That deposit thing is ridiculous. Also, if you wanna move out you have to give THREE months notice. wtf

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Closet zu teuer

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  Berliner wrote:

Classic Berlin I guess

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  Anonymous wrote:

Typical of Berlin lefties, they're so screwed up, it's not even funny, it's sad.

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I dont have a problem with gay people, but this is a public park. These pervs gotta get a room. Have some shame, Berliners are disgusting

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Gays have no shame, in fact they think the s hit that comes out of their bodies sewage outlet, doesn't stink

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  Anonymous wrote:

Really old thread about German higher education that's worth a read:
www.toytowngermany.com/forum/topic/73563-diplom-vs-bachelors-degree/

Really wonder why Germans are so proud of their second-rate universities.

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i think it is true that a diplom is a bachelors+ masters as they basically divided the content into two but it also seems to be way too condensed now in the bachelor and they also only teach you theoretical basics and nothing useful for the working world.

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I did a bachelors + masters here and about 80% of the content in the masters was just a repeat of the bachelors. In fact, some professors even had the audacity to use the same exact powerpoint presentations for both. This isn't "world-class" education.

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germany just goes to show that a country can have free universities and still an uneducated, ignorant and stupid population.

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  Anonymous wrote:

well you get what you pay for. You basically get 0 support and have to fight your way through the system. Its a.good lesson in life i would say but frustrating af

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  Berliner wrote:

I wouldn't really say I had to fight through the system. The one life lesson I learned from studying here is that as long as you show up and do the required work, that regardless of effort or quality things will turn out all right.

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The smartest people didn't go to university, or dropped out early when they knew it was an indoctrination camp into the status quo. That's why most people in Berlin are numbskulls, they mostly go to universities to learn political correctness.

Apple founder Steve Jobs dropped out of Reed College.

TV host and comedian Ellen DeGeneres dropped out of the University of New Orleans after one semester.

The creator of Tumblr David Karp never even graduated from high school.

Walt Disney left school at 16 to join the Army. He couldn’t get in because of his age so he joined the Red Cross and left for Europe.

Bill Gates dropped out of Harvard but later got an honorary degree.

Paul Thomas Anderson dropped out of NYU film school.

Zac Goldsmith MP for Richmond Park and North Kingston did not go to university, instead deciding to travel the world. He told the Financial Times: “I think university is hugely overrated for most people,” he says, insisting that a wide range of good apprenticeships is more useful than three years of light work and heavy drinking. “I would not encourage my children to go to university.”

Yoko Ono dropped out of Sarah Lawrence College

Woody Allen was thrown out of New York University after one semester and later dropped out of the City College of New York.

James Cameron studied physics at Fullerton College. He dropped out to become a truck driver.

Thomas Edison left school to work on the railroad at the age of 12.

F. Scott Fitzgerald dropped out of Princeton.

Coco Chanel dropped out of school to become a cabaret singer when she was 18.

Whole Foods founder John Mackey dropped out of the University of Texas.

Pablo Picasso dropped out of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts.

Faraday, Shakespeare, Twain, Malcolm X, Frank Zappa, Luis Buñuel, Orson Welles, Stanley Kubrick, John Huston, Woody Allen, Roman Polanski, Dario Argento, Quentin Tarantino, David Fincher, Steven Soderbergh, Christopher Nolan, James Cameron, Steven Spielberg, Richard Linklater, Kevin Smith, Jim Jarmusch, and Paul Thomas Anderson, Bowie, Cobain, Coward, Springsteen, Da Vinci, Watt, Edison, Tesla, Ford, Darwin, Galileo, Franklin, Marx, Alan Watts, Assange, Lincoln, Eugene O'Neil, Blake, Dickens, Capote, Shaw, Hemingway, Kahlo, Van Gogh.

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^to the above commenter.... yes some of the smartest people did not go to university, but this was outside of Germany. In places where you can further yourself by being an entrepreneur- something which is not financially viable in Germany. Germany also doesn’t like change or original thought, so those people couldn’t have been successful there. It depends on location. That being said, sometimes you should go to university. I left Berlin and now am finishing my degree - because although I did well being self employed in another country, in Berlin I was financially ruined. It made me consider that maybe things wouldn’t always work out being self employed. Anyway. Am no longer in Berlin but getting my life back. Some fields need degrees. Such as medicine. I also like to learn.... so if you are getting a good quality of learning there is nothing wrong wit attending school.

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Every time I go to an orthodox university trained doctor, they get it wrong, then I go to a naturopath of chiropractor and they get it right. The medical profession is extremely narrow minded.

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And your point is....? Those people still went to school.

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Educated with a degree means nothing.
It’s all what’s in your capacity and solely that.
People need to stop focusing on formal education so much, and get real.
Any idiot can get a degree almost anywhere in Europe, for free.
Doesn’t take much

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  Anonymous wrote:

when does the lockdown end?

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They say 10 January, but I guess never. I March they said 2 weeks.

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Why is it so difficult to get working internet in this shithole?

Why is it not included in the rent?

Why does it take 4 weeks to get the technician to come over and its still not working?

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just wait until you attempt to cancel your internet contract.

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Oh my dear friend, you still think you're going to be able to get working internet in this city.

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A good Arab is an Arab who stays in Arabia, and a good muslim is a muslim who stays in Islamic countries, not western countries christian-based countries. All through history these and other people who originated in the Middle East have been kicked out of dozens of countries, they are a cancer, eating up all the positive revolutions the west has gained from over the past 400 years. Without oil they'd be still riding camels. I could never live in another western city with these neanderthals.

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Imagine waking up in the morning with that thought.

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Imagine waking up every morning thinking about the hand you chopped off the night before, the clitoriss you cut, the public flogging you gave or watched, the women you treat like second class citizens, the people you kill because they don't believe in your god etc etc etc, and imagine waking up every morning thinking that you are superior to everyone else, the chosen people if you will. What sort of pathetic megalomaniac thinks they are the chosen ones, sounds kinda kooky if you ask me.

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  Anonymous wrote:

the biggest hipster phallace face jerk i ever met in my country went to berlin and has been living there for 3 years. He spend 2 years trying to be seen reading Infinite Jest before this.

I understand why he went to berlin now. Because he's another vapid sheep, a follower. Too spineless and insecure to risk having his own opinions or develop taste.

That is all.

Ps. fornicate german customer "service" - they think they're so freaking above whatever job they ended up in. How about you stop being so insecure about the fact you're not an ubermench and treat others with the basic level of decency they deserve.

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Can you believe that only a handful of the audience of filthy krauts gave this wonderful 8 year old a standing ovation. www.youtube.com/watch

And for christmas, check out this delightful unaffected 10 year old with the voice of an angel singing O Holy Night, it's sublime. Watch other youtube videos from her AGT audition, she will lift your spirits and maybe bring a tear of joy to your eyes. www.youtube.com/watch

Don't show it to Germans, they just say something cynical, like "Sie ist zu zucker" whereas English based people will add an Oh as in "Oh, she is too sweet for words".

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Germans hate children plain and simple.

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They only like children when they molest them.

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An observation: I have bee coming to the university to study/work for about the last 3 weeks. You have to show your Ausweis in order to get past the porter people. It is the same woman allmost every time. The first time I went in and showed the ID thinking nothing of it. On the same day I went out of the building, entered again and was asked to show the ID as if she'd never seen me before. Ok fair enough I'm not that special or attractive..But even after going there 5, 10, 15 times it makes 0 difference and she acts like shes never seen me before and I absolutely must my Ausweis zeigen. Its so weird, its like when you go to the supermarket and see the same person at the till every week but they act like they dont even recognise you.

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They do recognize you, but to germans, rules are rules and that’s the foundation of their entire stupid society. Rules are arbitrary but she doesn’t give a shit, because to let you pass once would render her job meaningless

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The thing with the Supermarket is insane. I see the same people, almost freaking daily in my local Edeka and had the audacity a few weeks back to make some small talk after going there for almost 2 years, y'know because I am a human being and I thought they were as well. How wrong I was. Most awkward interaction imaginable.

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I think they have their minds on ARBEIT mode. So any small talk or normal human interaction is reserved for the personal life. Crazy as Chermans

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hahahahaha

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You talk to them about the wrong topics, you have to talk about drugs, alcohol and sex orgies then they're interested in interacting with you.

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Germans categorize people into how well they know them and behave accordingly. That’s why they would scream at strangers in public but if they know them since they were in kingergarten only then would they would be “friend so

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  Anonymous wrote:

Agree. I am German. I do yell at strangers in public but would never scream at my friends! I would feel totally offended if a friend yelled at me. Harmony is king in our private life, much more than many of you think. It's just a different culture that has other markers for private and public space.

Also I rather have strangers see me naked in a mixed sauna than my close buddies. Weird indeed

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... My US american BFF however will be very aggressive with me when advising me on personal matters and I feel offended on a regular basis. However she would not yell at the weirdest person insulting her on the street as she thinks this might result in a shootout. Totally different cultures ...

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Shut the ffuck up stefan. No one cares what you think you depraved asshole.

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Why are you yelling at anyone? Yelling is abusive. Learn to reason and have a calm conversation like an adult, not a egocentric toddler

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Whilst I understand the different markers between public and private, I am hardly trying to be make friends with the people in the Supermarket. A simple "Grüß dich" or "schönen Tag noch" to people you see every day is hardly the deepest private connection. It's pretty much a basic requirement for being a functioning adult.

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why the hell do germans post here? are they under the delusion that this is a place to hate berlin and not germans in general? what a bunch of fuckwits.

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I don't greet germans and I dont care. sorry about that.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It’s funny germans are calling Turks germans now suddenly that they made a vaccine. After 70 years, they are finally now “german”. Funny how that is.

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  Anonymous wrote:

that is some serious bullsh'*t

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like when Özil plays well he's German but if he plays bad he's Turkish

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The notion of good and bad foreigners in this country disgusts me. If you are white and western, learn German and make gosh darn sure to ALWAYS have a job and you MIGHT just fall in to the good category. If you are from anywhere else, you basically have to create a Vaccine for a global pandemic to come even close to be considered good. These people are evil to the f ucking core.

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  Anonymous wrote:

they still think they are superior to white western people. Foreign is foreign no matter what your education level. In a way i feel they hate people from rich countries more as they are secretly jealous and have a massive inferiority complex

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