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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:

So how long did it take until it first dawned upon you that something was really wrong with this place? Me took me 2 years to sense sth was utterly wrong. I fell into a deep depression but by that time blamed it on myself.

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  Anonymous wrote:

After 2 months here I began to suspect that something wasn't right about this place. I persisted for nearly a year before quitting on this country altogether. I too became extremely depressed and blamed myself, only realising at the end that the problem was the culture I had been surrounded by.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I took me forever. I came to study in a village in the south, I tried switching to a proper city (nope), moving to Berlin (nope), getting a german gf (nope), learning the language (nope, they always switch to their arnold-accent airport english), after all those years I realized I have to leave and just now I am starting to work on an exit strategy.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I kind of noticed it on my first visit tbh, all the things - german rudeness, sketchy vibe to the place, dark energy - but I thought it was just the aesthetic, I mean if Berlin is so cool maybe that was why? The first year I struggled to find a place to live but I was also partying constantly and had savings, although things did happen in that year such as problems with housing, money, finding paid work and I also got attacked in the street one time. Once my savings ran out and I had a stable place to live and I decided to stop partying, just before the one year mark, once i sobered up, talked to many people with same experiences ... there when I realized this was a common thing for everyone, and even a decade later some people still struggled with same things. I also had a few friends die from overdose and suicide, I dated a crazy german, had germans constantly berate and harass me.... I became stuck.... with the corona grant, it afforded me enough money to move away and scramble to get my previous life back. Berlin is only good if you have rich parents these days, the housing situation is crazy and it’s expensive now, if you’re doing it yourself like an actual adult, don’t bother. You will struggle.

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  Anonymous wrote:

2 weeks max but the whole country is pretty much like this!!

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  Anonymous wrote:

i noticed when i first talked to my ex gf. Thought she was very out of touch with her emotions but felt sorry for her and didnt quite realise the extent of it at the time as i was young and naive. I think part of me was impressed by how logical and analytical Germans can be but that results in them neglecting the emotional part of their brain and in the long run actually makes them more stupid as they are out of touch with their true selves.

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  Anonymous wrote:

My first walk through the park when I went to practice my newly learned German greeting and was met with shock, horror and obvious attempts to get away from me as soon as possible and from my apparently evil "Guten Morgen"

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  Anonymous wrote:

what f*cking idiots

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  Anonymous wrote:

All the young people in Germany, east and west are the children and grandchildren of Nazis, what do you expect, the Von Trapp family? Imagine what hell it must have been growing up in a house/apartment with these people as your role models. An emotionally healthy German is as rare as hen's teeth and rocking horse SShit.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Totally agree!!

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  Anonymous wrote:

One time a German guy ate me out and when I looked down after he finished he was staring at me with a blank look on his face. Creepiest thing I have ever seen in sex. No emotion. Almost like the fact that I got off was offensive to him. What the hell is wrong w this country.

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  Anonymous wrote:

To continue, it was similar to that blank look you get when people stare at you on public transport .

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  Anonymous wrote:

Ah yes, the sub 90 IQ stare.

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  Anonymous wrote:

The robot was waiting for further instructions. That’s what that stare means. I’m not even joking.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germany is the only country where you live ''student life'' during your entire life.

When I was master student here (in a city of NRW) I was more or less living the same life in terms of life standards. I don't know If It is same for you but I am extremely underpaid for the job I do but I am reluctant to change It. I want my next move to be leaving Germany not changing a job.

So, I am patiently waiting for pandemic to be over.

Since like 7 years, I have been struggling to understand this country. How can people work for these ridiculous salaries without complaining? People assume 2500 € net is a good monthly salary. How come? It is going to be my fifth year at my current company 6 months later but I am sure, I will be not receiving any pay rise. I even stopped asking and caring for It. I only want to leave this country at earliest convenience, I am just focused on this life goal.

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  Anonymous wrote:

If they paid you a decent wage you would have the € to travel to better countries and see how crap your life is in comparison. So they pay you a low wage and you can’t afford those places and just go to like Morocco or mallorca or India or Bali.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germany is the only country where Australian bimbos live for 6 years on a two years masters program as well, and think that makes them intelligent because they are enrolled in the 120th ranked school in the world .

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  Anonymous wrote:

^meanwhile the school being so bad they do not get kicked out, even though they haven’t graduated and are just milking the student visa because they have no plan and don’t want to go home. Berlin is for people like that.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin is for people who think they are smart for moving to Berlin because they are too stupid to realize it was an awful decision.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin is also for people with no work ethic who like taking a year to do something which should only take a month tops if they lived in a properly functioning society.

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Berlin is for people that like taking a year to do something which should have taken a month because really they are lazy, codependent, easily distracted, immature and irresponsible

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Berlin is for followers. If you want to lead, or take control of your life & get rewarded for what you deserve, you will never be happy in Berlin. Because german society places the communal over the individual and represses people who are overly ambitious.

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Berlin is great for failures because they don’t have to take responsibility for themselves if they waste their lives in Berlin, because Berlin exists for people just like that. If they went elsewhere theyd be total losers,

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Berlin is Great for people with no ambitions, no goals in life; no feelings, no manners, no future.

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  Anonymous wrote:

2500 Euros a month after taxes? In Germany? Who makes that kind of money?

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  Anonymous wrote:

White cherman manachers who are on their 6th year in the same company they were hired straight out of college

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The problem is that the tax and social securities, rente, and insurance are too high. It eats up almost 40% of your salary. The company that pays you 2500€ actually needs to add an additional 21%. So the company pays you 2500€ x 1,21% = 3025€ because they pay half of your rente, social securities, and insurance. It is a country that is better to be poor. I know one guy who are cleaning my office, he can have rent for 72m2 in München for 500€ and he have a car too! That's being poor in Germany. While I could not afford all of that luxus because I am considered middle class...

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  Anonymous wrote:

www.youtube.com/watch

''Oh let's just not allow the people to leave their homes from 20pm-5am because you only get infected at night and let's force them to do their shopping in the morning and afternoon so that the shops get fuller''.
German politicians, I hate this country man.

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  Anonymous wrote:

yeah im sure i would voluntarily be going out during those times with these freezing temperatures

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  Anonymous wrote:

Absolutely freaking absurd these people. They genuinely still believe their politicians are competent and have been coaxed in to thinking that somehow, it is their own fault that the numbers are rising and not the fault of their absolutely delusional and incompetent leaders. Imagine being that arrogant that you blame the people you are supposed to represent, whilst at the same time forcing them to go to offices and workplaces where Covid compliance isn't a thing and making sure that they then spend that hard earned money in busy city centres every day. Don't you dare see your family you idiot but do make sure you sit with your colleagues 8 hours a day and pay us our high taxes vielen dank. Whilst most of Europe got some sort of grip over the 2nd wave, the Krauts have just spent months and months talking a lot but doing absolutely fornicate all. Looking forward how they grovel their way out of this one. Sadly, the Volk will be swallowing up whatever lukewarm poop they are fed by their Government. No wonder the past happened.

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  Anonymous wrote:

You're right on every level. I'm really glad someone else gets it. I've been going into work every day and forced mingling with colleagues for six months now but the German government wants to tell me how many people I am allowed to have in my own apartment on Christmas? It's all bullshit, and it's never going to end. And you're also right about the Germans just believing whatever the official rules say. A couple of weeks ago I saw a woman get kicked out of the Post for not wearing a mask - but the worker who kicked her out wasn't wearing a mask either! In fact, almost no one working in stores wears one. If I walked into a Rewe without one the workers and shoppers would all attack me, but since the rules say it's ok for workers to skip masks that's fine. No wonder national socialism and communism were so easy to implement here. These people will believe and do absolutely anything that someone with the tiniest shred of authority tells them.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I left Berlin some months ago. When I look back on my time there, even though some good thing happened, mostly it feels like a nightmare.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I recently noticed that none of the good memories from my life have been in Berlin. I honestly cannot think of one good memory that I enjoy thinking about from here. I wish I'd never moved here, but I also wish I'd left when I realized how bad this place is.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I had some good memories in Berlin, but the struggle and hate I faced from German society overrides it

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  Anonymous wrote:

My Daughter was born there and around her I have some amazing memories but otherwise... nothing Berlin related was good

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  Anonymous wrote:

fornicate Berlin

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  Germany Sucks wrote:

Germans have way too much faith in government regulations.

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  Germany Sucks wrote:

Reminds me of an article someone shared recently about German police that basically said "German police aren't racist like American police because in Germany you have to be trained for three years".

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  Anonymous wrote:

Lol they would ban anything electronic. Paperwork uber alles

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hi, I’m a Cherman. My pass times include comparing everything to America and being obsessed with Americans.

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  Anonymous wrote:

why are they so obsessed and why dont they have their own culture?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Their culture is basically working, being as disgusting and ugly as humanly possible. I swear these people are like Orks.

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  Anonymous wrote:

You guys need to understand that after WWII Germany has been a colony of the US.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Well, not east Germany. And yet they’re all crazy in the head

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  BH1 wrote:

It is what I call "Small Country Envy" It happens everywhere with every little country in the world to some degree or another As soon as they find out I am American they have to list the things they have contributed to the world and the things that they are better at (in their opinion). I am not a crazy fkag waving American but it is a bit annoying to constantly be put on the defensive just because my parents happened to bear me in California...

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  Anonymous wrote:

AmErIcANs ArE ObErFläChLicH

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  Anonymous wrote:

And Germans are still Nazis

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  Anonymous wrote:

Six punches for the krautz haha :)
youtu.be/5PaCkT3Knjk

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  Anonymous wrote:

abgeschossen mwahaha

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  Anonymous wrote:

If I hear one more German beam that Biontech made the first covid19 vaccine that completed phase 3 trials I am going to punch their smug grin right off their face. When you hear these high handed Germs being proud of this garbage, be sure to remind them that 1/4000 clinical participants given the Pfizer/Biontech vaccine developed Bell's Palsy. I'll bet the Germans won't even care since the Bundesregierung has already told us we'll be wearing masks for the next 5 years anyway.

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  Anonymous wrote:

What do you mean next five years ?! Link?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Turkish people made it, not germans. Maybe this will give them suddenly a reason not to be racist towards them.

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Ahahahaha absolutely not. They’ll say these Turks are German and continue being racist against other Turks

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  Anonymous wrote:

These people are Gute Ausländer

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  Anonymous wrote:

Has anyone else noticed how German friends enjoy criticizing you and putting you down?

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  Anonymous wrote:

German 'Friend' is an oxy moron

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeah. Dated a kraut-dame for a while. At some point I noticed the only jokes she ever made were at my expense. Asked her wtf that was about and she flipped out about how I was overly sensitive and tried to convince me I have BPD. Funny thing is she was waaaay more sensitive than I am AND she ended up being institutionalized for like 6 months after we broke up. Germans truly are incapable of self reflection or, more likely, are just deathly afraid that people will see their weaknesses and therefore try to project them outwardly.

In short, OP is 100% correct.

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  Anonymous wrote:

They have zero social skills and they feel insure in society. So, they try to put you down to conceal their inner insecurity.

The other point is, most of things what Germans say on daily basis can be seen as offensive and rude in other cultures but here, they find those things funny or acceptable.

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  Germany Sucks wrote:

Just watch Germans standing in line at the grocery store to see some of the most obvious pent up frustration imaginable. These people are extremely uncomfortable anywhere they are around other people.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I have often wondered, are Germans degenerate by nature, or have us foreigners been incredibly unlucky with those we've encountered?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Option A ..........

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  Anonymous wrote:

Getting sick of these rich kids invading Berlin

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They are the only thing keeping Berliners in jobs

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  Anonymous wrote:

How on earth are the Regierung still surprised that COVID numbers are still rocketing here? It's almost as if they've kept offices, schools, Kitas and shops open the whole freaking time. If instead of just saying the words "härterer Maßnahmen" for 6 months, they had just had a very strict lockdown for a couple of weeks, we probably wouldn't be in this freaking mess. How they weren't prepared for a rise in Covid cases during cold/flu season is beyond me. Oh wait, they were too busy telling the whole wolrd how they were somehow the masters of pandemic management, rather than getting ready for the inevitable. It is of course the fault of the people living here though and not the arrogance of its politicians. These people are freaking shameless.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I think you mean Scamdemic

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The Person means the plandemic

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Plan C.
Hitler would be proud of those bringing this latest flu to the sheeple.

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Germans all already have a massive erection over the new lockdowns. Not allowed to go anywhere or do anything EXCEPT go to Arbeit just like the Germs like it.

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  Anonymous wrote:

This drama between Berlin DJs online right now is too much. LOL.

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  Anonymous wrote:

When I first arrived in Berlin, I was scammed into expensive insurance and then found out about www.careconcept.de/krankenversicherung/gaesteversicherung/auslandsversicherung_gaesteversicherung_antrag_eng.php

It was accepted by the AuslanderBehorder as well. Very cheap compared to the cowboys over-priced scamsurance.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Have you guys heard of the Columbia mattress girl story? Supposedly it's the story of a psychotic girl who made up a rape story and dragged a mattress around Columbia's campus to draw attention to it. I thought it was just a story of a crazed feminist but it turns out the dude who allegedly raped her was born in Berlin and has since fled back to this shithole. That fact alone makes me seriously doubt the official story.

Related: vimeo.com/paulnungesser

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  Anonymous wrote:

You must be ready lefty media, the fact is the guy was acquitted and sued the university for a huge sum of money for not only, not stopping her, but actually supporting her with her mattress 'art' project, after he was proven innocent. She was sending him texts telling him how much she wanted to have sex with him, for days after the alleged 'rape'.

More proof that Feminists are mentally ill, pathological liars.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeah I believed it was just crazy lefty media until I found out he's a Berliner. There's no way that a human female could have been attracted to a Berliner.

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