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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:

How long have most people on here been living in Berlin?

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Enough that I don’t want to see this place ever again after I leave it.

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Germans keep saying that Germany wasn’t so xenophobic before but I’m not sure, is this correct ?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germany was certainly xenophobic in the '30's and '40's. Look at what they did. They've always been a bunch of tribal minded bigots, often with deadly outcomes.

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The entire German identity is being a white, blonde, blue eyed aryan. Of course this place is xenophobic. Look up that survey for how many % of people would accept having a neighbor of a different race. Germany is terrible (as is nost of EU). All the welcome refugees crap was photo op bullshittery. Germans even hate white slavs, of course they hate everyone else.

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Actually, most Germans are not blonde. Germany was nice until the EU expanded. Expansion is why the UK left. It should have been phased in after GDP hit similar levels. Wages have fallen in the west.

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I HATE THIS freaking poop !!!!! Just to elucidate how expressing feelings works *rolleyes*

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I HATE THIS FUCKIN:G AUTOCORRECTdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasdasoki

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:) .

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Actually it's like this: i HATE! this FUCKING!. SHITTTT!!!!. The change of views is curious. I don't know why feelings are such a big deal. I guess because people get stuck with it. And I don't mean any weird therapeutical form. It is perfectly normal to be conscious since upon feeling that switches back anyway. Just a guess.

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feelings p*ss me off

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^ are u german?

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no thank f*ck. been in germany too long though so cant handle my feelings

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The only allowed feelings in Germany: anger, helplessness, fear, sadness.

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Anger is a distancing thing. Just like hate. nenavidet in russian. something you don't want to see. By feeling that, it gets more distant. What you mean is attached feelings. There is an extra hate for it being such way. It's the attached feelings that are so to speak not allowed. Pure feelings don't hurt anyone unless the person was biting, then it comes back that way. Anger is with what is true. If something is not true there is not even anger. Anger can be also already light. It's the same channel as love. So this is just something I wanted to write about feelings. It's true, naturally we don't feel so intensely because shi.t should never gotten so close. But yeah it can be expressed pretty effortlessly and often it just wants to be felt or lets say it is how it can feel. There is also love that can heal (from others), so take it for what it is. I didn't mean to recommend shouting. And what is fear you know? Often it is actually repressed feelings. We fear that. The above shout could be pretty light and uplifting. You just gotto stay with your feel, you wouldn't even really hear yourself.

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^Stay with your feel but don't forget that receipt.

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  Anonymous wrote:

^bahahah it’s totally the recipet person

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“But did you get the recipet?” Is going to be my new catch phrase to anyone that won’t stop talking at me

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Let’s make it a thing in Berlin. Maybe it will be like a BH code

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But be careful with your genuine way to feel, however that might be, because some people provoke a lot. Feelings also express differently within low dynamics. I meant that feeling as you might feel brings one back in touch with seeing things clearer. The above is only one way it might feel and it can feel serious and genuine and understood but it might also not fit with something.

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What I mean is, If you just take a situation in a queue, someone is too close. It's not so easy to get angry. Surely you could say adultly (soulfully that is) that the person is too close. But what if the person is provoking and you felt that. It wouldn't really make sense to say that to them as long as you are kinda confused. So that's just what I meant. But here you could act dumb about an intention. This is how anger could express, It would make the person possibly get tto close and then you could give them some: Can you not watch out?! It's like you don't make the intention a topic and let them be under the stone with it because you shouldn't know. That's also why you could right away tell them to step back. To not know is an angry thing to do because you shouldn't. Something like that, I don't exactly know how it works out. I mean if someone pushes you in a queue intentionally (sorts of slightly, but intentionally) , then you might get angry about the intention, but you might also just say: Can you not watch out?! It's like a boundary also to something that's really low. It's like your anger expresses that way.

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Actually I don't like all this shi.t what I just wrote. There was probably some point I wanted to make, but I don't know what it was.

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And maybe this particular expression isn't all that good, but yeah I wrote change of views. It's a bit mad but it might be true that it could feel like it and I wrote it distances. It's actually kinda meant as relief. Or maybe it's better to feel more singingly. One would actually be laughing I can see since what we hate is usually not real while it doesn't contradict. One just gotto understand to go with a feel. If you wouldn't know what to do, then you could just do what you feel like. Since that's life and moving. You would never be able to see what good it could do. Meaning there is no need to be like hm maybe I should do something else. Or you could just overall see it like that it doesn't matter but to just move. Which is a relief :) If you were stuck you know you definitely not gonna stay :) so you know...So if you then feel to clean some part of your flat then that's cool because you feel so. You don't need know everything all detailed. I think life is just like that.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Are germans even European?

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Are Germans even human?

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People from Berlin are from all over the world. So did you feel weird then when you went home? What about all those people with the common identity in Berlin, all your friends? Did they all leave too? Most people I know have been there only a few years... I wonder where everyone else went ?

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Native Berliners all were born and live in the nazi outskirts. Only foreigners in Mitte, Fhain, Prenz, etc.

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The worst thing about Berlin is u usually spend all your savings to get there and then you get trapped. Then after that, it’s nearly impossible to move out to a better city because everything is so expensive to put a payment on a new flat or get Airbnb to then get new flat even if you get a job offer. Then you have to deal with the people in first world that are oblivious to any real struggle so will not understand what you went through. So thanks Berlin.

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And not only that when you tell people of what you went through like fines for random things like downloading (over 2000) or tickets you’ve already paid they keep asking you to pay because you are foreig, nobody believes you. Nobody believes they foreigners are harassed and can barely do anything because germans will always band together . Nazism never died and when you need help with something sometimes they just try to hurt you because you are not German and on purpose

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And then not only that but harassment and evil behaviour towards you serves no repurcission in the society. And even the far right can legally march they should not be allowed to but you see why is because the police and also the country is facist as well.

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Get real. The only fascists in Berlin are the lefty AntiFa thugs.

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^you post here every day everyone knows your opinion by now and nobody cares shut up

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I think you'll find nobody cares for your protestations you little lefty pseudo-anarchist Nazi AntiFa fascist. I hope you attack me at a protest one day and I'll turn your head into pulp.

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OMG, the lefty freak state leader is behind arresting this pregnant woman for wanting to have a demo with face masks and social distancing. Phucking lefties, they are the commie scum of the earth. Puppets of China.

www.breitbart.com/asia/2020/09/02/watch-pregnant-aussie-mother-arrested-for-allegedly-inciting-coronavirus-lockdown-protest/

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Here's another video of it https://banned.video/watch?id=5f4fafef838dfb0597e3897d this is unbelievable

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The lefty state leader who ordered this is a puppet of China

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Let’s keep this to Berlin hating only please

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They'll start doing it here too. Germany is owned by Chinese. Remember when Scientific American (yes, I know, it's actually owned by German Springer Publisher) apologized to China for Covid studies they reported on?

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When you read that only 9k Germans have died with covid, remember that in 2013 the government suddenly realized that 1.5 million fewer people live in Germany than previously thought. Wonder how many bodies are rotting inside of apartments, unnoticed because they have no friends/family and the Amt pays thr bills directly for them.

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They are all old people dying at the natural average age that old people die and everyone else has another complication they died from. These people don't die FROM CV-19 they die WITH it.

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Germans are the biggest losers on the freaking planet

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Tell me about it. Yet they think they're better than everyone else. I've never seen a more pathetic lot.

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That what makes then even more pathetic and worth pity only

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I sometimes love to eyeroll them when they go for a late stare when you pass someone by. Looking at their phone being all busy so I'm already done with them. But then they think they can sneak in a glance. It's socialness at its retardedts which is what the eyeroll means.

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It's also light-hearted. Or generally not heavily. Maybe something upcheering Idk. Just mean to distinguish it from uhm heavy critical vibe, for the sake of it. For the sake of the image.

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^and did you get the receipt ?

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Here's a spicy fact: Contrary to public German belief, an average German consumes more alcohol than an average Russian.

It's only possible to deal with Germans and their miserability while being addicted to a substance, because sane people can't.

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The normalization of alcoholism here absolutely blows me away. I totally believe they out-drink the russians. In fact, I can't think of a single person I know here who doesn't qualify as a "heavy drinker" by doctor recommendations in my home country.

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  Anonymous wrote:

are u in the uk? in germany people dont drink what are u talking about

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  Anonymous wrote:

Only one place to go for USA news, shame Berlin doesn't have the equivalent www.breitbart.com

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Now for some good news, this was inevitable

US Firms Move Supply Chains Out of China, Explore Options Closer to Home
BY EMEL AKAN August 31, 2020 Updated: August 31, 2020 Print
WASHINGTON—The U.S.–China trade war and the COVID-19 pandemic have forced companies to reduce their excessive dependence on China as a single supplier.

U.S. brands have started to explore sourcing options closer to home, with Latin and South America gaining significant traction in recent months, according to a survey by Qima, a Hong Kong-based supply chain inspection company.

The survey conducted in July among more than 200 businesses around the world found that respondents are increasingly moving their sourcing away from China. Ninety-three percent of U.S. respondents reported that they had plans to further diversify their supply chains. Meanwhile, less than half of EU respondents had a similar strategy.

China is still a major global player for sourcing, however, its dominance has become “noticeably less dramatic” compared to prior years, according to a Qima report that shows key survey findings.

For example, 75 percent of respondents globally named China among the top 3 sourcing geographies this year, compared to an overwhelming 96 percent in 2019.

Many companies especially those in textile and apparel have made supplier diversification a priority for a while, with Vietnam continuing to gain popularity as an alternative to China.

“Consistently ranking among China’s regional competitors, Vietnam continues to reap the most benefits of the continued mass exodus of Western buyers from China, with 40 percent of EU respondents and almost as many U.S. brands including Vietnam among their top sourcing regions,” the report stated.

Among other Asian countries, Taiwan is emerging “an indisputable leader” as it enjoys overwhelming preference as a sourcing market among American companies.

The pandemic has also accelerated the need to reshore supply lines to the United States or near-shore to Latin and South America.

“For U.S.-based companies, sourcing destinations closer to their home country continue to grow steadily, with the popularity of Latin and South America almost doubling compared to last year,” the Qima report stated.

The survey found that 39 percent of U.S.-based companies indicated plans to source more from the United States and North America and 13 percent from South and Latin America.

“Meanwhile, EU brands are increasingly turning to Turkey as a near-shoring destination,” the report stated.

For decades, most large U.S. multinational corporations have heavily invested in facilities and human resources in China to gain access to the Chinese market, and they have already given up their intellectual property as a price of entry.

However, the pandemic, coupled with the souring sentiment against the Chinese communist regime over the past few months, has forced many corporate boards to dramatically alter their sourcing strategies.

Supply chain sustainability also has become a hot political topic as the November election approaches.

President Donald Trump pledged to end U.S. reliance on China and bring back 1 million manufacturing jobs in his second term. He recently proposed providing tax credits and allowing “100 percent expensing deductions for essential industries like pharmaceuticals and robotics” to incentivize companies to produce in the United States.

Trump also signed an executive order on Aug. 6 to ensure that essential medicines, medical supplies, and equipment are made in the United States.

In the past two decades, China has become a crucial global supplier. According to the United Nations, China accounts for nearly 20 percent of global trade in manufacturing intermediate products, up from 4 percent in 2002.

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You know, even though I don't have any specific reason to hate Breitbart I always avoid clicking on any link that page. It's not that I really think they're lying any more than mainstream German media, it just somehow gross to go there for me. I need to work on it.

Anyway, also read www.zerohedge.com for real news.

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Breitbart is the only fair media in the USA

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What is a good site for fair media in Germany? Lmao

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German media is the worst in the world

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  Anonymous wrote:

Invited someone I met online to use this site yesterday. She hates this place even more than I do, which is an incredible amount. There are a lot more people who hate Berlin than you'd think. Be vocal and keep your eyes open and you'll find them. They're everywhere.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I avoid people in Berlin like the plague.

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Same same!!

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Only way to stay sane... Except leaving.

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Evil city full of demons
www.berlin.de/polizei/polizeimeldungen/pressemitteilung.982677.php

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Lord what the hell is this

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I’m not sure who keeps posting these crime reports to BH but keep them coming

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Where do you find these NywY? Do you check daily?

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