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

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At the grocery which is mobbed with germans who freaking randomly stop in the middle of foot traffic like they are the only fuckers in the world. And this chucklefuck who works there is totally blocking the aisle with his back to me, he steps in my way and I accidentally hit his foot with my cart, I say sorry in English and he calls after me "Owah, Owah, OWAH, OWAH!" as I walk away, like a passive-aggressive literal manchild. What the fornicate is wrong with these people?? I look at berliner manboys and I feel like motherfucker, you would not last 2 seconds where I come from and I am a girl half your size.

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  Anonymous wrote:

^^^ so true. doing grocery shopping in the country is like a walk trough hell

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Not to mention worst selection of groceries

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How can they be dumb enough to STOCK THE GODDAMNED SHELVED WHEN THE STORE IS FULL?

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I had some arguments in grocery stores in berlin

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Even the nicest Germans I met, the moment I got hope again, revealed some nasty, rotten character traits. It’s as they have an extra evil bone in the body that possesses them.
And no, it’s not “people being people”.
Until this place, I met asshats, nice ones, douchey ones etc. but nothing like it here.
They are pure misery to deal with

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Yeah and they can get away with it which is why they do it ! Can’t wait for ww3

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Pure misery.

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People are people everywhere. It’s this sick society that crushes them and makes them so crazy, evil and miserable.

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Even if you are wealthy, Berlin still sucks...

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Is it “art” if your mom pays your rent at 25+? Asking for a friend

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For bulllshit artists, yes.

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25? I met 40 years old unable to take care of themselves.
25 seems like still an excusable late teenage phase at this point

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Are you kidding me? 25 an excusable late teenage phase, unable to take care of themselves? Sir/Ma’am/your majesty - you have been in Berlin too long

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www.berliner-zeitung.de/en/expat-splaining-li.123380

Written by a kraut- named Maurice Frank.

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Fuckk germans

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Imagine if a USA major newspaper published this about immigrants? It wouldn’t happen because it’s plain xenophobic and hateful . Just goes to show the immigrants were right to complain in chermany

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lmao prototypical berliner numale
twitter.com/mauricetfrank/photo

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These people always look so creepy. I’m afraid if they say this in PUBLIC what they say behind closed doors.

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twitter.com/mauricetfrank/status/1334778674953019394

Yeah, they do.

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This guy confounded exberliner ? And he is English speaking editor? So if he hates foreigners so badly wtf ? To me it seems like someone’s jealous and wishes he could be one

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Lol germans think that Americans complain about germans in America. Sorry they don’t even think about them. They only come to Germany due to the governments propaganda selling Germany. Why they complain once in Germany is because they receive a rude awakening Of the reality of the place. Americans don’t complain about foreigners in America unless they are rednecks. German culture is basically red neck culture

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^I'm not American myself but I've had the exact same experience.

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^im not American either. I’m from Canada. But hey, to germans it’s all the same country. Because they are clearly more educated than me on my nationality.

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Holy crap, "The American". This guy who wrote this trash is pure garbage.

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Be sure to tell the guy what you think of this article on twitter. If you're not banned that is.

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A Berliner: "We are not racist, that is an American problem."

Also a Berliner: "Most black people in Berlin are drug dealers."

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They narrow the term racism down to just hating on Jews or wanting to kill black people. Man, racist covers A LOT more. Their behavior, for example.

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I think it's total poop that the government uses that excuse of, oh we can only speak german because legally binding blah blah..." Ever heard of a waiver? Or official translations? Other countries do just fine with them. Besides berlin lawyers are lazy as fuck, nobodies suing nobody. Especially immigrants, none of us are going to sue you, we're too busy trying to get anmeldung for fuck's sake

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Fook you Maurice Frank of Berliner Zeitung! You are 100%, certified, grade a fooking German penis sucker. Only a goofball like you would try to dismiss and downplay to actions of the these uneducated racist cunts. Hey everyone, Maurice is basically saying you all should shut up and and except the mental abuse of Germans. And of course the Berliner Zeitung approved of this article before being published. Like seriously? This article is a goddam joke! Jesus, fook this country and Germans.

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Anywhere I go in the EU, if I have to speak English, I don’t get yelled at. Well maybe in France but tbh, I can speak French so I don’t really encounter that so much... regardless. Other places do not have an issue speaking English.

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This place is so cliche . But it’s fun to laugh at

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It’s good when you’re not living there and you can just visit and LOL at the anger and how miserable people are. And be glad it’s not you.

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People in Berlin fail even at a fantasy.

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Absolutely.

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www.reddit.com/r/germany/comments/k5wdgy/what_are_my_options_when_i_cannot_track_my_package/

Good luck when you do online shopping in this country. If you are not at home when delivery comes, you can say goodbye to your delivery. God knows, who took your package and provided fake name like above Reddit topic.

I have recently bought expensive monitor and keyboard set for my home office setup. They were delivered last weekend to me properly but the thing was no one ever asked for my name or ID while I was taking the delivery. They rang the bell and leave the package to me without saying anything. This country is so strange.

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They ring all the bells in the building and hand it off to random neighbours. They also yell at you if you say you don’t want to take the package and they repeatedly ring your bell and knock.

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The guy who didn't say anything at the door was probably a foreigner. They employed 10k new staff within 3 months and trust me most are Eastern European.

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I Wanted to share a piece that I found particularly insightful:

"I was born and raised in Berlin (bin also ein waschechter Berliner). My mother is also a born-and-bred Berliner. Went to an international school in Berlin (am, of course, native fluent in German), but finished my last year of high school in the States (my father is American, and I am a US citizen). Got my BA in International Relations in the States. Subsequently, became a psychotherapist there. Have lots of family in Berlin and live here on-and-off.



Now to my observations.



Whenever I leave Berlin after a prolonged stay, I am content to leave for a while, in part due to the toxic behavior that defines many interactions among people here.



To be sure, depending on the evaluation criteria used, Berlin is--indeed--a wonderful city. It has a lot going for it (that's why I keep coming back). However, the people are not part of its bragging rights. Far from it. There is something the locals call the "Berliner Schnauze," which can be decidedly quick, terse and funny at times, but more often than not retortive, biting, hurtful and offensive. Yet, this is the least of what Berliners subject one another (and others) to. Far more problematic is the death-by-a-thousand-cuts behavior that can be observed in everyday life: the small and narrow-minded way of relating to others (especially in evidence among older people); the obliviousness to others' space; the constant need to correct and lecture (often driven by a tendency to see oneself as upholding rules (and order) while others are behaving like unconforming scoundrels, or idiots who should know better); the know-it-all attitude; the presumptuousness; the way in which many with some sort of official title or "gate-keeper" status like to belittle and rule it over others (in order to make themselves feel more meaningful and/or important); the customer unfriendliness that one often encounters (where somehow besting the customer seems more important than selling the goods); the perpetual scowl already mentioned, and; a certain mean-spiritedness (and passive-aggressiveness) that is rather pervasive. All of these and more are symptoms of a tendency among many to rather put people down, instead of build them up. If you are sufficiently fluent in the language, you'll understand the wise-ass answers many give (or comments they make), the unhelpfulness and the unfriendliness that characterizes far too many interactions between people. Aside from the folks walking around in Tokyo, I have never seen (whether in the subway or walking in the streets) such sour-puss, grumpy faces as are traipsing around in Berlin. Many look like they are completely exhausted with life, or as if they have just left a funeral. It's no wonder given how people treat one another here.



Generally, it would seem that many Berliners have yet to experience (or grasp) that being kind to your fellow man actually enriches your own life a hundred fold. Said differently, being scroogey and aggressive to others has never made for a happy life. Moreover, putting people down (and concomitantly, making them feel small)--instead of empowering them--will only leave you feeling bitter and alone in life. As has already been said: this place can drain you of your friendliness, especially if you are inclined to be kind and forthcoming in the unreceptive atmosphere that awaits you here. We could get into the historical and cultural antecedents that have given rise to this Prussian, protestant "Mauer" mentality (as well as the way in which the poisonous behavior here rubs off on successive generations), but that's another subject.



The reaction I frequently have to the behavior of many Berliners is one of pity. Try to imagine what it must have taken to twist people into the pretzels they have become. It's a tragedy that the environment and the system can make such unhappy people out of what started off as perfectly happy babies (unless they were cholic =)



My advise is: Try to make a few good friends because they will most likely become friends for life. Then you'll also see the sentimental and emotional side of Berliners. They are like crabs with a hard exterior, but a soft interior. If you go drinking with enough of them, you eventually get to see the melancholic side that characterizes many folks here. Somewhere in there is a person who cannot untangle the way in which his or her spirit has been confined by all the rules, societal taboos and everything that is "verboten" (which starts early and plays a role in why Germany is considered "kinderfeindlich")."

Source: www.toytowngermany.com/forum/topic/94177-why-are-you-leaving-berlin/

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  Anonymous wrote:

That's actually really insightful.

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  Anonymous wrote:

sexual act PREACH

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The Natives getting judgey about Britain approving the Vaccine first just sums up every reason I hate this country. Jens Spahn literally said "well we developed it" and "its not about being first" like a petulant little child. You know they are all not so secretly hoping for tons of Brits to die because of this. The mixture of schadenfreude and death would have the Kartoffels spunking their little cherman panties.

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What is wrong with this country and their obsession with being first to do anything. Not sure why they are so patriotic in a system that oppresses them and keeps them poor !

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mwahahaha Germans are not number one.

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They are number nein

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Fuckingg krautz

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Pfizer(American pharma GIANT) Moderna(American) and BiOnTecH(German trash company) have developed vaccines including other vaccines from other countries which have a similar efficacy. Yes they invented it. What fucktards. Pfizer probably put in 99% of the effort while they stayed there and scratched their balls.

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The worst are the foreigners even patriotic to Germany, lol

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Just look up how much funding Pfizer fronted compared to Biontech's operating income and what they received from the German government. It's a joke at some point. And what about CureVac that the German press claimed was so close to a breakthrough, so much so that Donald Trump personally spoke to the CEO and demanded that the vaccine be made available only for the US.

Even as an American I don't GAF who developed the vaccine and I pray that it's safe when we're all forced to get it. I honestly don't understand Germans screeching all the time about how great they are for such little things. The German patriotic euphoria reminds me of the US right after 9/11 minus the actual solidarity (you know, the voluntary kind and not the "Solidaritaetszuschlag" flavor you get here).

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Oh, and don't forget that Biontech was founded by Turks, one of whom reportedly only managed to get to do Abitur because his German neighbor begged his school to let him (seriously).

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At least germans didn’t do it

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Does anyone have any psycho German manager's stories?

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Thankfully, no.

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Thankfully I was self Employed in chermany.

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A few:
- One manager was neurotic and faked back problems so she could say home about 30% of the time. I ended up having to do half her work with no pay increase. I couldn't oust her for her job because I'm not German enough.
- Current manager is just a massive gaslighter. Company is sort of being restructured, and his direction was to "just work faster". Also makes promises and changes his mind completely the next day.

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I refused to even acknowledge that a idiot less educated, less experienced can actually tell me what do to.
Merit, not because German > Foreigner.
Needless to say, it irked the poop out of him, but we got along.
They get docile and scared when you prove them you can prove how stupid they are.

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They acknowledge that they’re more stupid than you are. You can tell, but they’ll never admit and will hide behind their „Germanness“ which in their heads makes them superior.

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I have a serious question to be honest. You know, Germans can't do smalltalk because they don't like to talk with strangers. Okay, fine but how do they meet with new people? They don't talk to strangers anywhere then how do they socialise? This join a Verein suggestion is so funny, what changes If I join a Verein?

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Germans are only friends with people they have known since first grade before they were socially conditioned to fear strangers. When they join a Verein they just go there once or twice a week, play whatever sport with the others, and then go home. Maybe once or twice a year they'll sit around outside with the others and drink a beer. Other than that, Germans don't mingle with each other.

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yes know exactly what you are talking about. I still dont get it. I think maybe Germans only start warming up to you after about 3-4 years at all. For them 1 year is like a month and means nothing. Tbh i wouldnt even waste any time at all hoping to integrate, just make friends with foreigners. There is nothing worthwhile to find behind their masks it is just fear.

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and it is the weirdest thing that they spend so much time with people and know nothing about them. Its almost the same with colleagues as it is with other people in teams except maybe one or two but then you are lucky. And then it is so awkward when you have that once a year party which isnt even a real party. I have stopped going now.

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Germans definition of a friend is someone they do something social with. Like a party or activity. their need for connection ends there.

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they outsource all forms of caring to official institutions. On two occasions i have been in a really difficult situation and the second time my "good" friend told me to see an expert. 0 compassion

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Or your German “friends” abandon you when you have emotional problems because they get so uncomfortable and think there is something wrong with you and not them. And they will make sure to tell you that, and coldly stare at you as if “this thing is not amusing me anymore” and just ditch you. The biggest joke is some of these Germans just make “friends” with new foreigners over the years who all leave, then they are left basically alone. But they still think something is wrong with the other people. I think deep down they know they are losers

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"they outsource all forms of caring to official institutions."
Very wise observation. Took me years to realize this. I'm not the antifa guy, but this will make it sound like I am: Socialism always leads to emotionless robots.

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proud to be a "tourist", thanks

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someone needs to explain to germans how to dress appropriately for each situation. you are not going on a camping trip or mountain hike. you are in an urban centre. you are not going to burning man. you are not wearing shoes. etc.

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Can't say that I miss the Jack Wolfskin clones.

Thank God here in Poland we don't have that.

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And somebody needs to explain to them that they don't need to stare at people who are dressed better than them as if the latter are some kind of curiosity. If somebody needs to be stared at like a circus attraction it should be the Jack Wolfskin/Humana slaves for bothering everybody's eyeballs.

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It’s strange Germany borders on France.

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have you ever been to a wg-casting where these punks act like some kind of ceo ?

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yeah, horrible..

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been there. felt like a job interview

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I could never live with them in the same appartment...

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Yes, and after that I decided to live alone no matter what.
Happy in my own flat now. At least that

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