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

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If you are thinking of continuing to live in Germany, bring yourself up to speed with who is pulling many of the strings behind the curtain, that's right Mr Soros, the lovey of the left and the EU scam. www.breitbart.com/europe/2020/11/21/hungarian-prime-minister-soros-is-one-of-the-most-corrupt-people-in-the-world/

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The EU is on the verge of sanctioning Hungary because one of their newspapers ran an Op-ed saying that Soros is basically the liberal Hitler.

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He makes Hitler look like a kindergarten teacher

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germans get pissed off if you don't glorify them and put them a pedestal. I'm indifferent them and that disturbs them extremely. Sorry guys you are not the center of the universe.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hahaha very true

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They get triggered when you tell them for example '' I will be leaving Germany to move UK because It is better there''. They believe they and their country is the best and so special.

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as predicted, germans doing something dumb. nothing can ever be done smoothly in this country. everything goes wrong or hard for no reason. customer service doesnt exist. I left the country in the summer, my internet contract ran until the fall. I cancelled it well in advance and THEY TOLD ME IT WAS CANCELLED for its end date. Now someone else in their stupid departement is emailing me saying owe two months more for november and december. What the fuck? Do they not have one system where people know? are they still trying to rob me of all the money I have in this country? Probably my information was printed and filed away somewhere and nobody kept track of it. Im refusing to pay it. The joke of it all is WE HAD EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE

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in general they'll rob you in every way possible. once i left the country for half a year for an internship abroad and they forced me to keep paying 30 euros a month for health insurance while i was outside the EU and told me if I didn't then I wouldn't be able to be insured when i returned. If you're out of this pisshole then tell them to pound sand into their vaginas.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Jesus Christ wtf is this?
i.4cdn.org/pol/1606517017970.webm

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Don't open it, it tried to get you to download.

OP, tell us what is inside the link.

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  Anonymous wrote:

for me it plays in browser, sorry if it automatically downloads. it's a bizarre 60s or 70s era video of a german teacher groping female students and looking at their panties. don't know if it's part of a porno or what but the girls are very obviously under 18.

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also there's no nudity but disturbing af

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Just because the natives have sunk to this level, doesn't mean you need to. Makes me wonder how on earth you've come across Child Pornography and why the fornicate you'd want to share it.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Conversations in Berlin revolve around the following topics
-looking for a flat
-I have no money
-I need to learn german
-I’m poor
-(High conversation in toilet stall)
- I’m an artist
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Terrible dating via Tinder

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you forgot
- wah wah i hate capitalism (-written from my iphone)
- wah wah i have 15 mental health disorders
- wow i managed to scam 10k from the government

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hi guys
When did germans turn into chermans? Is it because of the pronunciation of the ... Chermans?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Probably because some people are so damaged by them they can't bring themselves to say the G word.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Lol, no it’s because they pronounce it like “Cherman

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  Anonymous wrote:

We’re making fun of their horrible accents. Some also say Tschömen

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hey, native German here. From what I would call a normal middle class background. My family is definitely not rich and I attended a public school in Northern Germany.

So after 10 years living in Berlin, random Berliners like my doctors or shop assistants STILL tell me "oh you must not be from here, you are speaking so eloquently". As soon as I open my mouth (I speak Standard German not their dialect or "slang") I feel this special "pause" and uneasy reactions especially in East Berlin.

Whereas German people from other (West German) places will say "Oh really you are from Berlin?! Normally people from there are so rude".

So be sure it is not only expats having this alien feeling. Generally EVERYONE educated, with manners, normally dressed and polite will be regarded as special and encounter strange reactions even after 10 years!!!

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  Anonymous wrote:

That makes sense. I have some friends from Munich and Hamburg in Berlin and they are nice people.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Shut up Stefan

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  Anonymous wrote:

Chill guys, this guy ist speaking truth. I am from south Germany / Freiburgel and same reactions. Berliners are the worst motherfuckers ever. If you want to stay in Germany go to the north, Hamburg etc. they are cool.

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I agree, Hamburgers are cool, no, not those hamburgers, I mean the people from Hamburg. Better to pay a tiny bit more rent there and have many more opportunities.

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I never want to meet another German again as long as I live.

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  Anonymous wrote:

maybe you two can then answer this question: why dont german men want to have sex

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good sex requires emotions. germans are bad with anything not analytical and cold and unpredictable. germans would probably be good with mechanical sex if you make an appointment and tell them exactly how to prepare (Stefan, you'll need to shower, brush your teeth, wear clean underwear that you bought less than 5 years ago...). if you want spontaneity or emotional sex then forget it. that's like trying to get a walrus to write a sonnet.

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For those saying Hamburg is great city must have never lived there! like berlin it's cute for 2 weeks alot nicer to look at but that's about it ...nothern german mentality is straight up cold and weird

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www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2352779/Bestiality-brothels-spreading-Germany-campaigner-claims-abusers-sex-animals-lifestyle-choice.html

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As with anything I read about Germany, I am shocked for 0.004 of a second because I have been shocked too many times. I basically assume anything broken up is allowex after living there.

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Probably because that's the only good sex German women can get and the only way to have sex for men without selling your life to some crazy feminist who is going to eventually take them to the cleaners. The children from these unions will fit in very well with Berliners.

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Here's a peculiar thing I noticed around the time I graduated from university here. I had many job interviews with big, international companies where my first call would be with HR in Amsterdam or Dublin or London or Paris. They ALWAYS went extremely well. I always told them my salary expectations, which were in my opinion very modest (36000-40000 per year). They would almost always say "oh that sounds reasonable" and then when I had to speak with a local HR person they always tried to lowball me and would say that expecting 36000 is ridiculous. Pretty sure it's only ridiculous in Berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

it depends on the field but yes salaries are low here for non technical jobs

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in my first job after doing a praktikum i tried to negotiate a starting salary of 30000 and he looked really embarassed. Then was like sorry we cant pay you more than 1000 a month. haha

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Nope, It is everywhere in German. It is no possible to earn base net monthly salary around 3000 or slightly over If you are foreigner and have Stufe 1 Tax class. They always find something not to give you payrise. I know a person who is in his mid 40s now. We completed the master studies together and he was almost 40 when he first came to Germany. He has experience, professional respected certifications and so on. He has been working for around 2500€ net per month. He works at very big well known company in IT doing some kind of technical work. If he would go somewhere else, he could start workin as manager. He will be leaving Germany soon. The internet is full of, can I have good life with 50000€ brutto in Germany (for Munich, Berlin, Düsseldorf etc) posts from foreigners. Germans say It provides you "good life" but we all know the "good life" standards of Germans. In this country, you have to decide between being antisocial(not travelling even inside of EU, not going out for clubs etc) and being broken at the end of month as you try to enjoy your life in Germany with that supposedly "good" salary, you would strugle to put food on table and keep the roof on the top of your head. Don't get me even start talking about rocket high rents for some "bad" flats.

Also, there is no career progression in Germany regardless how good you are (as foreigner of course) I am looking forward to leaving this country for better opportunities after pandemic. The sole good thing about Germany is, If you somehow managed to work here, It is good stepping stone for other countries.

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  Anonymous wrote:

If you want to undercut yourself, move to Berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It’s amazing how many people in Berlin are literally doing nothing with their lives and only went to Berlin to take drugs and party. No talents. No interests/ambition. Just avoiding life.

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what's up with these propaganda videos on youtube about germany from these expats living in germany and praising it. i think they get paid for that.

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the worst one is dianna verry. I dont know how this moron survives in Berlin.

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What I understand least are the random Germans who go on those pages and talk to foreigners/gaslight too in the comment section. Why are germans so obsessed with foreigners?!?!!? That they feel the need to do this. I live in an actual multicultural society and the last thing I would do would be searching “how to move to canada” and telling foreigners that they interpreted things wrong, or something. The fact to search for those videos wouldn’t even occur to me, nor would caring if people are foreign. Everyone is foreign here and I never even thought about it - well until I went to Germany and noticed the local population constantly obsessed about where other people are from

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I noticed that as well. Why the hell is the Germany reddit (English language mind you) about 80% Germans that are just there to deride foreigners? Who the hell would even think of doing that? What the hell?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Just Ignore everything Cherman

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  Anonymous wrote:

before I moved to Berlin, a friend said "Berlin is still Germany" and "this is not a good time to move to Germany". Another said "there isn't any money in Berlin". Why cant people just explicitly warn others without these vague statements? Wasted two years of my life.

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another said they left because "sometimes its time to stop partying and get adult jobs".
I mean to be fair, I didnt think of these things at the time. It was only after the fact. this is why I wish however people sat down and talked me about it more. IF I knew i would have so much trauma and difficulty recovering financially I wouldnot have gone!!! I am no longer there, but I am still paying for it by a maxed credit card and let me tell you, the only reason I was able to leave was because they gave out grantss which I am definetly not paying out. for this reason, corona saved my future.

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people are to timid to express themselves properly. If a friend would ask me I would say ''alright if you want to fornicate up your life, move to berlin, it will be the worst decision you ever made''. but people are scared of talking bad about germany because of the propaganda. try it here and people will act like you said the worst thing possible.

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If you tell people how bad this place is they won’t believe you. It will be seen as a bad experience only you had but generally the place isn’t bad.

When I tell people from the UK about what is going on in this country they compare it to problems in the UK. They don’t have the insight into the massive gap between Germany and UK when it comes to everyday life.

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I guess the only thing going for us is that a lot of expats from all over the world moved to Berlin and then ended up leaving.

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Yes the comment two above is true. If you havent lived in Berlin there is no way you could get it. And even i am at the point where i know something is missing here and quite wrong but i still cant put my finger on exactly what it is.

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i think for a long time ive thought i was doing something wrong or not trying hard enough or being optimistic enough

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  Anonymous wrote:

people say "berlin used to be good". but was it?

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Yes it was, before 12 years ago

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  Anonymous wrote:

5001, a new milestone. Although, I'm surprised it's not 50,001

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin’s trash

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  Anonymous wrote:

Just like the rest of Germany

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