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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:

I wonder what all the club junkies are doing at this time. You know the ones who just went to clubs and did drugs and had no other personality besides that

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  Anonymous wrote:

Good question

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  Anonymous wrote:

Stuck in their WGs, giving each other blowjobs and doing copious amounts of class As. Nothing changed, just the environment got even filthier and more depressing due to the soiled IKEA furniture

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I don’t know maybe strung out on drugs all day. Having sxx with other loser drug addicts. And then, more drugs and sexy and more drugs. Some of them are probably going mad at this very moment.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Did you ever notice how Berliners kiss the butt of authorities ?.. I saw this 16-17 year old girl flirting with her teacher in the S-Bahn. Wtf is wrong with these people, damn.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Not only in Berlin but whole Germany.

This people of this country are being taken care of government. So they have no choice but obey everything what their government says.

Also there’s Gesetz ist Gesetzt mentality. That’s why you keep paying for Rundfunk tax even tough you don’t use TV in your home

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  Anonymous wrote:

I ducking hate this nazi society

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  Anonymous wrote:

Help me decide - New York or LA?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Neither. Go to Vermont or across the border to Canada, very nice people there.

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Don't open the youtube link, it's shiit 'music' by a phucked in the head rapper.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Anyone else feel like the German State has declared psychological warfare on das Volk? Literally months now of ever changing and ever complexer rules across the Country, constant almost hourly threats of "Knall harter lockdown!!!, casting anyone who dare question the narrative aside as a Nazi or a "Querdenker" (yes, some people are but not every single person who dares question government policy) and worst of all, blaming everyone all the time for the failures of their clearly ineffective and anti scientific policies.

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They’ve always had psychological control over their sheep like population.

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Pro tip for you: never und any circumstances EVER EVER EVER say anything outside of that official German opinion on ANYTHING when you are ANYWHERE that the government can hear you. Not at an Amt, not in a university, not in your web.de or gmx.de email account. Just pretend you love the way everything here is. Otherwise you'll win a one-way ticket to a universal blacklist here. Sound like a conspiracy? It's a well known fact that the Germans were blacklisting scientologists here over the past 30 years, a woman even claimed asylum in the US because she was a scientologist who was a politically attacked here. I mean, that's just the stuff we actually know. Since no Germans have balls there are never any whistleblowers here (also because Germany has abhorrent whistleblower laws).

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  Anonymous wrote:

So they should attack Scientologists, do you have any idea how many people's lives Scientology has screwed up, hundreds of thousands. Stay away from those creeps.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Okay dude, I guess Germans should also attack Catholics for all of their rampant pedophilia and Luterans because... well, I'll leave you with just one of his many quotes about (((someone))).

If I had to baptise a Jew, I would take him to the bridge of the Elbe, hang a stone around his neck and push him over with the words 'I baptise thee in the name of Abraham'.

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  Anonymous wrote:

None of your deflective words, make Scientology any better.

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you're a massive faggot, though.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germans hated the Jews because Jews are funny. Can you picture these two living with one another? Germans are the biggest haters , man

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I roll my eyes so hard at every German

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Nazis, dude

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One comedian said once "it is no wonder Germans are not known for their sense of humour. They killed all the funny people that lived in that country".

In order to be funny, you need to be able to poke fun at yourself. Jews are famous for their self-deprecating humor. Germans, who consider themselves to be superior to other people, are unable to do that. It is for this reason that whenever you see a German comedy program, the jokes are all about making someone else feel stupid or embarrassed.

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When you talk about people considering themselves to be superior to others, are you referring to Joos considering themselves as THE chosen people. Or the way they treat Palestinians. Or the Joos who boycotted German goods when the people were starving, which led to Kristal-Nacht. Are you referring to Joos who don't want blacks, whites, yellows or anyone else marrying their daughters. Are you referring to the Joos who only shop at their kosher shops and don't add to the commonwealth of their host countries, the same Joos who send their children to only Jooish schools?

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Not being able to laugh at yourself is also a characteristic of narcissism and antisocial personality disorder. Same with deriving pleasure from making fun of others. Both huge parts of the German culture.

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www.youtube.com/watch

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Another good (paraphrased) quote from Robin Williams (I think it was him anyway):

Germans really love herbal remedies. Recently I heard that St. Johns Wort is the second most popular anti-depressant in Germany. What's the first one, you ask? Probably amnesia.

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  Anonymous wrote:

The customer service in Germany is basically you having to be nice to the people so they give you the thing you are paying for. If you don’t kiss their ass, they do things like, idk, not let you into a club, scream at you, not help you in a medical/police emergency (both happened to me)

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Everything is backwards in germany

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Especially the mentality

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Is stasi stalking real? Do government organizations really interfere with targeted individuals here? Does the German deepstate still engage in Zersetzung and psychological torture?

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Have you walked past the BND building and seen how big it is. BND is the Stasi's wet-dream

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why does germany need such a big BND building since they're not very capable of fighting islamic and/or right-wing terrorism here. wtf are they doing

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My happiest time in Berlin is corona time. Less contact with Germans in and out the house! I became so positive! Says a lot.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin sucks because it is full of people who grew up under the control of the United Soveiet SOCIALIST Republic.

They don't understand the beauty of capitalism. If you want a crash course on capitalism, watch these by the brilliant Milton Friedman.
www.youtube.com/watch

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  Anonymous wrote:

All krautz can suck my dicck

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I wouldn't want their saliva on any part of my body.

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you can only get STI test in germany if you have symptoms. Most STI are undetectable by the carrier. So, I would not have sex with germans.

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you can get tested privately but it is expensive. I did it just to make sure.

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in the end it cost me about 250 eur to gez checked for all types of std

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^LOL what ?!)!

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Their fees in Germany are such robbery considering most people make 1500 per month!!!

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yes i know. its a lot but since its a one off i think its worth it just to know that u dont have anything

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It should be free If you pay insurance. Sick of this “gatekeeper” aspect of officials. It’s my body

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“pick up your parcel monday-friday between 1pm and 6pm. not open weekends.” If I was an unemployed german bumb i could do that i guess.

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Make sure to waddle over on your way, blocking the middle of the sidewalk, oblivious to people around you for the full effect. And don’t forget to poop and not shower after and so you smell like an anus. And wear clothing not washed for 5 days. That will give you the full german effect.

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Its impossible to have a to do list and have everything done by the evening. The only thing done on my todays list involved non-germans. Says a lot.

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  Anonymous wrote:

The only good thing that can be said about Berlin, and I do mean the ONLY good thing, is that it is no longer an active war zone.

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I'm not so sure. I am pretty sure that modern warfare looks a lot like Berlin. If Berlin isn't a Clower and Piven strategy by the west to undermine "democratic socialism" then the only other conclusion I can draw is that "democratic socialism" is a huge failure.

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berliners are still at war in their minds

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If any other city made 24 h parties and had a bunch of venues berlin would be over. the only reason why people move to berlin for music is because everywhere else is over gentrified/expensive and now berlin has gotten that way too. i hope another city does this soon, im pretty sure berlin is dead anyway

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I meant to say, it used to be cheap. now it isnt but its still riding on its wave of hype

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I've seen it asked here often, but seriously what happens to the people who move here for the 24 hours parties after they hit 35 or 40?

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Im not sure what people do when they get older. maybe they just sit around on harz v .... Berlin has an older clubbing age in general tho....people seem to be arrested development at 20...... its sstrange how they never get sick of doing the same thing over and over again....but doing the same things over and over is so berlin.

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I have a friend who works an adult job in another country and spends half the year in berlin, this is what im currently doing, spending 4 summer months in berlin and the rest of the year elsewhere. as long as my life isnt on paper "German" to me it is fine. I also am not relying on them for money nor paying their taxes. rest of year sucks anyway, only good months are summer.

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Berlin is dead for a while now

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I heard Budapest is kinda new Berlin where people travel there for clubbing and cheap drinks

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I am non EU person who has been living in this country for like 6 years. I initially came as master student and started to work (extremely underpaid vs the job I do and my qualifications) in global company in English which could be seen as only positive side for me. I was also granted permanent residence permit last year (because there is special condition for people who finished university here) but I found out that If I would move to another country, I would lose my permanent resident permit after 6 months of absence in Germany which I simply don't care. I don't want to live in this country anymore. I want to go to the top of roofs and scream that I don't want to live here anymore. I want to build my adult life elsewhere. I am about to be 30 in a year.

Convincing your family / parents to believe that Germany is not a good country to live is struggle. They are under effect of German propaganda. I don't want to ruin my relationship with my family but on the other hand whenever they tell me ''Germany is nice country to live'' It makes me want to vomit. It is unbelievable that this country managed to build that strong reputation abroad and people do believe these things.... Strongest economy in EU, best country to live in EU etc

I have been working on my exit plan but It upsets me when my parents show resistance against my idea of moving out of Germany. They think I am stupid to think of leaving this country. I don't want to show my rotten soul caused by Germany to them because I do care about them and don't want to upset them...

I just needed to rant, thank you

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  Anonymous wrote:

They need to attract foreigners to make up for all the other foreigners who come to drain on the welfare system.

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You are not the only person having a tough time here. It is not your fault and you are not imagining it

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ps dont have too much of a crisis about turning thirty its not really that old everyone just makes a big deal out of it

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  Anonymous wrote:

Right but the OP probably doesn’t want to be 35,40 + in Berlin.

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Thanks everyone for supportive messages OP here.

I know 30 is not old - can be also still considered young- but I mean, I don't want to keep wasting my life here. That's the whole point. When I think, I would end up living here by max 32, It gives me goosebumps so much.

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The same thoughts hit me when I was 30. I'm still stuck here after 30. You need to get out as soon as possible, even with Corona.

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I moved to berlin right after I turned 31 and left just after I turned 33. However, I am glad I didnt move to berlin any younger. I would have gotten lost. I see what it has done to people who have lived there a decade or more, that are my age. They did not develop in the same way as me. They dont understand the concept of "my life went backwards and I feel like a teenager", because they never left that phase. and they probably never will.

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sorry to continue my above post... the first time I visited berlin I was 30. So it was kind of a now or never type thing, where I felt I wanted to go to berlin for a few years. I dont regret it and I miss my friends there, I had a lot of hard times in that city and it almost ruined me. If I didnt have the option of my employment I would have become sstuck there. and i think this is what happens to a lot of people. there is no money there, so they become stuck apathetic and then the place breaks them. Just look for a better job opporunity, and get out. I suspect the lockdown will not end until spring.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Well mostly Chomens drain on the welfare system. Every apartment block hast at least one.

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