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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:

Why are the streets so full of cars? Where are these idiots going? Everything is goddam closed! Far as I know office work is reserved to home office. Again, every thing is full so where are these clowns riding to? What? They can’t all be just riding around out of boredom. I’m just curious, WTF!

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Many people drive to grocery stores with their cars then many people like to avoid people in public transport , many take a uber or Taxi and then there are many delivery cars and construction cars (most workers are migrants or East European) all of them make the traffic in Berlin Insane overcrowded

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The thing is you are only in lockdown if it doesn't involve you going to work. Whilst Tech firms and Start Ups have grasped it well, most German organizations and even public sector offices still want people in the office. Home-Office Pflicht oder nicht.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Please name a good restaurant in Berlin so that when one opens I can go.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hum Viet Vegan in RaumerDtr Prenzlauerberg.

Don't trust any meat in Berlin.

Also Faust Vegan in Charlottenberg. More expensive but very good German style vegan food.

Have a big fat Vegan Gyros at Mauer Park on Sundays.

The vegan cakes at Morgenrot, KastanienAllee, are the best in the world.

Viasko have a great buffet on weekends, near Kottbusser U-Bahn, in a back street.

Trust me, do not under any circumstances, eat meat in Berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Why is it Juden?

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  Anonymous wrote:

The opposite to Juden.
Have you not read the news about Berlin meat, oh wait, you're an imbecile, so you probably can't read or write more than two words at a time. Now I know why you never have anything original to say, because you're a retard. Phuck off from this site if you don't have anything constructive to say, you're no welcome here.

Oh, I made a mistake, the meat in Berlin is very healthy, eat as much of it as you can, it will never harm you, eat it for breakfast, lunch and dinner, like a good little German, eat your cousins, the sheep.

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  Anonymous wrote:

The resident vegan at it again...*rolls eyes hard*

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  Anonymous wrote:

I haven’t seen the news. What is it

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  Anonymous wrote:

And the resident dead animal eater is here to offer, what, a pathetic comment, typical of a neanderthal. Do you really have a problem with someone having compassion and empathy for animals, you are a serious peace of work, you sound like a Nazi-Khunt.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin, the SJW, Virtue-Signalling capital of the world. They go out of their way to 'prove' to anyone who will listen that they are the 'good' Germans. Methinks they try too hard, which makes me suspicious of their true motives. .

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  Anonymous wrote:

It takes someone independent to move to Berlin, it takes someone codependent to stay.

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  Anonymous wrote:

And someone re-awoken to leave

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  Anonymous wrote:

After ten years in Berlin, trying to crack the code, impossible, I moved back to my own country and appreciated it much more. The grass is definitely not greener on the other side. If you come from a very poor country, go back and make a difference, enthusiasm is contagious.

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Why is it that people from all over the world have the same issues with Germany, yet they make everyone else feel like they are the problem? I’m pretty sure the only people germans respect are Scandinavian and Swiss/Austrian and Japanese

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Have you met any Chormans? People don’t like them and they never self reflect. Instead, they believe other people are problematic. Analyse any Chorman you know and you’ll see what I mean.

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  Anonymous wrote:

The worst possible mistake you can make in Berlin, is to try to make sense of it, that's a sure path to mental illness.

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It’s kind of like when I tried to learn german and noticed the genders were all changing based on tense. “It makes no sense, don’t question it, just follow the rules” is basically how german society operates.

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Even it is something wrong, they will just follow it because it is the rule. They do not have the capability to question the rule or make an exemption if it is for the greater good.

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The greater good? Ha! They do things only for the greater rule.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I love when Germans remind me of being a foreigner on a daily basis. Really, I didnt know I was . oh is THAT how things work in Germany? Haha, how interesting and informative. Do you want a gold star? I heard they dont exist in Germany, only monotonous, low paid and dead end work does. But thank you so so much for your opinoin, I can see how well things have turned out for you

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any german reading this is feeling really good about themself but at the same time is wondering why you are so strange and enjoy being reminded you are a foreigner.

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In this regards, my favorites are “Why are you in Germany?” and “When will you go back?”

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  Anonymous wrote:

first and last conversation with 90% of people

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„Go back“? Everyone assumes I’m staying here forever!

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  Anonymous wrote:

un nuevo sol transforma la realidad

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  Anonymous wrote:

De acuerdo

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  Anonymous wrote:

Mierda una mierda, la puta!!!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Puta mierda de cojones

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NADA puede transformar a Alemania, pais de mierda.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Alemania y transformar son dos palabras q no pueden estar juntas en la misma frase

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin hipsters: 16 going on 40

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Immaturity and lack of taking accountability for their lives and choices is irking me to the bone.
These people wouldn’t survive outside Germany...

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Accountability? Not the Chorman way. Instead, complaining about everything and everyone else for their poor „choices“ in life.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I actually forgot about this website. I left Berlin almost a year ago now, can't say I've thought much about it since. I used to read this page when I still lived in Berlin to cope. I am so glad I got out of there I can't even describe it with words. Some main points that have improved:

- No more working at a garbage startup making minimum wage while having a college degree
- No snarky German boomers that pretend they can't speak English
- Barely seen any homeless people or beggars
- Can handle my government business electronically, no senseless constant paperwork
- No longer dread checking my postbox
- Actually live in a decent apartment built after 2010 now, I don't have to listen to every step my neighbours make, I don't have to listen to their TV, I don't have to listen to them going outside anymore. I am actually comfortable.
- No gas heating box in the middle of my kitchen making loud noises all day.
- No random things in ancient apartment breaking down.
- No paying rent to some rude old German boomer who threatens to kick you out whenever you pay rent 1 day late.
- No more being forced to hang around losers without any ambition in life.
- No more being forced to hang around people who's only recreational activities include taking drugs and listening to techno music (GOD I freaking HATE TECHNO MUSIC).
- No more creaking floors and nearly total darkness in tiny windowed amazing "altbau" apartment.
- No more paying 20 Euro per month for German boomer TV that I never watched in my life.
- Supermarket in my area actually has a large selection of food and self checkout (never seen this in Berlin).
- Actually friendly people calmly going about their day now.
- And much more..

Honestly I almost completely forgot about living in that idiot Berlin now. I just remembered this website when I read something about Berlin online and I realize now how happy I am that I am out of that hell. Holy shit. So happy I left. Never going back! EVER.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Oh and not to forget:

- Terrible air quality
- Poor depressed people everywhere
- Ugly identical soviet apartment blocks everywhere
- You feel like you're in the 90s
- pooping internet
- Every apartment building is nearly identical on the inside and outside

Yeah, I'm glad I got out. Holy fuck.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I totally agree with you, i also lived there 4long years,i dont want even visit it as tourist, maybe i will be forced to use airport sometimes

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I lived there for 3 years. I don't even know how it happened.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Where did you go after Berlin?

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  Anonymous wrote:

All these hit home. Where are you now?

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  Anonymous wrote:

I was thinking about the damages that this country has made to me.

I honestly think this country killed my sex drive

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  Anonymous wrote:

me too, my libido felt lowest in my life, instead more and more depressive thoughts

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeah. Hard to feel sexy when there is no game, romance.

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This place took away my joy of life.

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  Anonymous wrote:

is it because here sex is just about the physical act and nothing more..everything is so superficial and short-term

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  Anonymous wrote:

In a a few posts back, a brainwashed lefty was defending multi-culturalism, but I bet this same lefty marches for the land stolen from natives, and yet now wants even more people to come and take more land from the said natives.

Lefties are full of hypocrisy, that spew it out at every opportunity. Never look for logic that holds water from a lefty. These are the people who say they are against Sexism, genderism, racism and ageism, and yet, they are the ones denigrating Old (Ageism) White (Racism) Heterosexual (Sexism) Males (Genderism). But they never see their own hypocrisy. Why? Because they are too narcissistic.

Don't be fooled by lefty-Nu-Speek. I have no problem with anyone's RACE, but multi-CULTURALISM will never work, anywhere. It's hard enough for people in their own culture to get along with each other, add plethora of other cultures and you have a recipe for disaster. European-Christian based cultures have nothing in common with Arabian 'culture', Asian culture, or Israeli culture.

If you want to get ahead in Berlin, assimilate, don't be lazy, go to the free school through the AuslanderBehorde to learn Deutsche, don't let them trick you into thinking you don't need it because most Germans speak English.

Germans will never except you until you know the idiosyncrasies of their language, which will never happen because you have no points of reference, they are learnt almost by osmosis when you are young. The only people who will benefit from immigration are the children of the immigrants who grew up in the German school system and are forced to integrate..

Just remember, we are guests here, and we should respect as much as possible the Berliners culture, no matter how bad you think it is, otherwise we should do the right thing and leave them to their own misery amongst themselves.

Multi-cultualism is a scam initiated by globalists who want to move cheap labour around the world, yet they all live in their WASP, Jewish and Inherited wealth neighbourhoods, and never have anything to do with other cultures except for when they're on expensive holidays to the best hotels or a sheiks mansion were they will do a dirty deal with a dictator. .

Here's a reply to an article in a Canadian newspaper about Multi-culturalism.

Canada doesn’t need immigrants from barbaric countries who turn this country into a third world hell hole. I am pleased I left Canuckisthan and moved to the US. At least with Donald Trump there is hope that this national suicide will be reversed before it’s too late.

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  Anonymous wrote:

GTFO Chermannnnnn Chonny

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  Anonymous wrote:

Man you are insufferable. You think all lefties believe exactly the same things and somehow feel that by posting rants that barely anyone reads or engages with on freaking BERLINHATER that you are an engaged and intelligent political activist. To be fair to you and to your original post, you have been freaking exceptional at assimilating in to German society. The potentially undiagnosed autism, the overwhelming sense of smug superiority and the constant anti semitism wouldn't be out of place in a Berliner Eckkneipe.

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  Anonymous wrote:

OP had serious problems, but please don’t bring up autism. I’m autistic and I hate Berlin. Please.

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  Anonymous wrote:

^^ Apologies. Didn't mean to offend at all.

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Oh, you're sorry are you, so you denigrate people with autism and say "sorry", oh well, that makes you feel better, but what about your hypocrisy, how much damage does that do, when do the rest of if us receive an apology for your hypocrisy, oh wise one.

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  Anonymous wrote:

And also "except" instead of "accept". Since, with a G*rman accent, these two words sound the same, I've come to the conclusion that OP is either a G*rman themselves, or has been brainwashed by the G*rmans to follow and accept their illiberal misanthropic sentiment.

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I am the autistic person and I accept your apology.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I don’t think going to Berlin was a mistake, but I’m having a hard time making sense of it now that I’ve left. Anyone suggest something that could help? How did you cope ?

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To continue what I was writing, I am still financially recovering after a year, and it seems like Berlin set me back but also helped me advance. It hurts my head to think about. It makes me feel uneasy. Sorry to anyone who is still stuck there right now in the alleged “best city in the world”.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It seems like a waste of time but also does not. And the people there I feel bad for many of them. They are wasting their youth with no plan for the future.

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  Anonymous wrote:

One of the best thing of 2021 is, there will be no carnival in "carnival cities"

I don't understand why adults find It funny to get dressed like children and get drunk. I mean they are over excited about carnival which makes me laugh

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  Anonymous wrote:

Not very different from the Oktoberfest though.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Imagine being so stiff and taking everything so seriously. Imagine being annoyed by and hating everyone. Then the Karneval suddenly becomes really, really exciting for you.

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