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

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If I saw this site before Berlin I wonder if I’d realize it was true or just think the people were a bunch of haters lol...
Ps it’s true

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Lidl is terrible

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All German supermarkets are terrible.

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No variety whatsoever

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Berlin is a gay version of Disney Land Paris filled with 3rd world migrants

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I’ve heard Gay Las Vegas before .
I do feel it’s a bit of an amusement park

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To the op. What a stupid comment

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So the reason OP hates Berlin, is not the germans or the german sick nature. Nooo! Its the immigrants from thirld world who make his life miserable
What a douchebag.

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And of course the gays! Wooooooooo

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Alot of racist and homophobic ppl in Berlin and on this site commenting just continue to ignore

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He’s probably gay LOL

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I am not at all.
But let me try to explain it to you in a diplomatic way though i am not sure you will understand it but I will give it a try.

If I were a new visitor of this site and I would read such posts, my first thing coming to mind would be: No wonder he feels bad in Berlin. He seems to be true idiot.
Capish?
You are not helping at all

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I didn't care about gays either way until I moved to Berlin and saw that they openly fu#k in the public parks. If they acted like normal human beings and had some decency I wouldn't care. If I see them jerking off in public then of course I hate them. It's not that difficult to understand.

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Gays cruise in parks around the world idiot . It’s part of gay culture. There’s just more gay people in Berlin.

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You're such a retarded dipshit. The difference is that in other parts of the world YOU WILL BE ARRESTED FOR freaking IN PUBLIC BUT IN BERLIN IT'S COOL AND LIBERAL.

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Also, if "part of gay culture" is hyperpromiscuity and exhibitionism then I guess I hate all gays.

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giving this guy some appreciation ;) some Berlin bashing with canadian humor ;)
www.youtube.com/channel/UC3OkJyymDaiPPjCM2JYaH7A

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Thanks a lot.I could.not atop laughing. It is hilarious So Berlin.hahahah

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I hate it.

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Well he seems to have a weirdw German humor

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Yeah I watch his videos they kept me sane in Berlin.

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You idiots, you cannot thumb down the way someone feels. Moreover you only see someone mad, I wrote it normally hahaha. If I hate it I hate it, that's not for you to judge, it doesn't work morons.

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He seems to be just as creepy as everyone else in Berlin

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Hahaha you debiles thumbed this also down. Omg you are so stupid hahaha. I just wrote that I hate it Hahaha You are specially retarded for sure hahaha Just look at you clowns hahahahahahaha Made my day

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I am reminiscing the good times in Berlin. I seem to have forgotten the last hell-year. What is wrong with me? Why am I think about going back? Is it because nobody I know has the same experience? They just stay in the same city their whole lives, not like the people who go in and out of Berlin?
I don’t understand, why I am thinking these things. Maybe I just miss having people to relate to, in the struggle of what I went through. Nobody can relate to me. Only on here. I wish I had a better idea where to go, but with corona I am stuck...

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And PS I won’t go back there to live, for sure, just can not relate to where I am now either.

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Corona is going to be over soon. The world's coming back out of it. You'll be able to live somewhere else. DO NOT RETURN TO BERLIN!

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It’s called Stockholm Syndrome

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Don’t worry, I won’t go back
It’s just odd feeling right now

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i feel ya, but let us be strong and dont go back for a year or so..
are you still in germany?

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no I’m not in Germany. I left

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Maybe this is just the general feeling of being expat

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Mixed with some Demonsland trauma . It’s my new word for Deutschland.

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Anyone else feel that friendships hardly ever happen here, and if they do, they are often shallow, one-sided or just fade out?

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A girl had a guy friend whom she called out on his unreliable behavior. He basically told her that he can't really be bothered to care much, since they don't date.

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PS: He didn't even say "date" but used the f-word.

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Many whining fembots screamed misogyny at me over the petty words. I’d always smile and ask how the art was going.

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yes this is my experience and i don't really get it.

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I don't know anymore. Berlin has broken me so hard that I don't even try to be friends with anyone anymore and couldn't care less if people are flaky. I think I am becoming a German. HELP

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I am still in touch with and close to friends I had eight years ago when I can to Germany but since then I have not made many new friends. All my close friends in Berlin are also foreign.

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But its hard because people are always moving away and actually two of my closest friends who were also my housemates have moved out of berlin

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I went to uni with a bunch of foreigners (I think only about 30-40% of our core group was from Germany). Almost all the Germans stayed among themselves - especially all the blond German girls. They all studied together and would hang out together in the evenings. All the German guys were complete retards (they made terrible grades, were just super lazy/dumb but still conceited as fuck). I thanked God every day I was there for the large number of foreigners. Steer clear of Germans.

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yes all the Germans stayed unter sich in my course. I have always been together with arabs, turks and other ausländer. But they are nicer and more worth knowing anyway.

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When I first came to Berlin I knew hardly any German, those were the good old days, anyway, I kept hearing people saying "alles klar", and I thought they were saying Alice Clarr, and wondered why everyone was talking about her, so I asked a german what Alice Clarr does, is she a singer or actress, and of course he said, "I've never heard of her". Eventually I embarrassingly found out it was Alles Klar.

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Alice Clarr should be a meme.

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Same when I heard Zuruck Bleiben bitte. I though it was zurukblindese. Luckily kept it to myself.

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Anyone still of Facebook is a dumb-khunt and a phuckwit

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Just like you

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Most people born in Germany but with immigrant parents feel they come from the parents’ country of origin. Even those that feel German are considered “Ausländer” by German, no matter how they look. That says a lot about the society here. But then again, it wouldn’t be much of a problem if they didn’t look down on all foreigners (except maybe Japanese people). Truly these people have learned nothing from their history.

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It's weird to me because in the US where I'm from, people generally call everyone who is a permanent resident there American. Even formal places kind of keep that line of reasoning, like at immigration checks at airports. If you have a greencard you can use the American citizen line. But in Germany people don't even consider you German if you have a German passport, look German and have a German-sounding name. This is the weirdest form of hypernationalism I have ever seen.

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I know lots of immigrants who say the same. They also say that they don't want to be part of the German society. They find germans to be mentally ill. Even when they are in foreign countries for holidays or work they always say that they are from Turkey or Italy or Spain or Lebanon.
So sad. Shame on those germans

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German culture is just gross. Anyone who isn't German sees that.

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Why would those with Turkish or Arabic backgrounds want to integrate into this pooping society? Can totally relate.

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They don't want to be German, for starters.

Perhaps that is their way to cope with the discrimination they face at all levels. I don't excuse (muslim) immigrants' reticence to integrate, but if you were constantly treated like you are less simply because of your origins, you would also want to stay away from society.

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But that is the awkward thing about Berlin. Not all but compared to other german cities alot of the turkish and Arabic population are just as rascist or even more hateful like the germans.

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I wouldn't say arabics or turks are racists. once I saw how a black guy was controlled by German police in neukolln.
Police officers were very rude. Seconds later as the immigrants, Turks and arabs saw the situation they all stopped and screamed at the police and insulted them extremely hard. The situation got so dangerously that the police officers hat to call for another police crew.
I find immigrants in 2. and 3. generation to be very open and cool and so un-german.

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Yeah well German law is complete bullshit. Police can just stop you and demand identification and search you for no reason at all. I'm not saying they do it all the time but it has happened to me for no reason enough times to be pissed off. And recording police is basically illegal in Germany (like everything else).

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Some are turkish and Arabs are open others just as hateful as the germans seen it multiple times...

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To be honest Arabic culture is degenerate as well.

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Gross is a German word. It actually means great. Fyi.

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Do all eu countries have the same friends since grade school or is it just the Germans . I know also Swedish can be this way..

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Poles, too.

Building real friendships past a certain age is very difficult. Some might even say you should give up on real friendship altogether if you don't have any once you reach a certain stage in your life.

That said, Germans often betray their friends. I wish I had an Euro for each time a German has told me that his girlfriend cheated on him with the "best friend". I thought it was an American thing.

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I am from the EU and my best friends are some of the ones I made in high school. It’s true that building real friendships past a certain age is very difficult. Building friendships with Germans at any age is impossible. I’ve seen how my ex treated her friends. She ignored them all the time to be with me. Not cool.

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That sucks. Too many jerk couples who don't care about anyone else in the world. Not cool at all.

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I am from non EU and we make friends any of our life stage.When you were teenagers or younger like same pop stars or hobby can build friendahip but when you grow up easily find that the attitute to the life is not sharable anymore.So we open for it.From work,or sportsclub,during trip or even from online community.But here friends are only people you know from Kindergarten and or yes maximum year 12.And others are what?I don't understand this.Closed mind people ever.Same like going Gymnasium or not.Life already set.Friendshop already set.One thing they are very wide open for are casual sex,open relationshio,abandoing parentshood.For those they are very open and whatever can be possible.

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Spanish are like that too

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Everyone outside Germany assumes I make 5000 euros per month and live in the most liberal and progressive country in Europe. They think technology here is top notch and germans are efficient at everything.
Even if I try to tell them how wrong they are on so many levels, they refuse to believe me.
How has this country so good PR? It’s unbelievable

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Propaganda

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There are a lot of stereotype which I’m not sure where it comes from but the fact is, German are lazy and selfish and have no willingness to learn. Sure they make Mercedes / Porsche .... but whatever

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I too get irritated when someone praises Germany as some sort of great country where you can make bank. I never met a German who made more than 3000 Euros a month.

And even then..if someone in Germany truly earned 5000...what is the point if you are miserable? No freedom of speech. No way to own a house. Media entertainment sucks. People around you are unhappy and make no qualms about it. Depressive, grey landscape. Politics are a circus. Food sucks. Lots of crime. Dirt everywhere. Rules everywhere. Ugly women. Weak men. Degenerate society and culture.

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OP here. Thank you for the accurate comments. It’s true, even if I did manage to make 5000 per month, all Germans would be extremely jealous of me and hate me even more. They don’t like it when other people are successful, especially if they’re foreigners

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I have no idea how these people manage to produce Mercedes and Porsche. A very small minority is different, perhaps? I’ve yet to meet hard working germans willing to learn, though

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Yes exactly.I have seen so many documentaties about How.Germany is great.Very good social welfare system people enjoy their life blabla:Yes i can see the happiness from.Harzt4.German technologg and punctuality:Yes I can see that from always broken or delayed Sbahn and trains.Gemans know what they did in the past:Yes feel bad what thry did but still think that they are the best people in thw world Aryan.Hahahahaahahaha

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Well all the cars they produce are on the mediocre end, porsche is also a mediocre supercar brand compared to Ferrari, Lamborghini or Mclaren.

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Whoever does the marketing and PR for Berlin is a genius. How can you convince hipster from all over to this idiot when they could really go anywhere else and gather ? Boggles my mind

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I put my life on hold until I leave this country

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Its sad that we have to. Feels like I’m in a constant daze here.

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Antifa called the cops on a friend. Started a legal prodedure. Xenophobic towards my friend, yet the guy is “working with migrants”.
Wtf

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Don't underestimate the reach of antifa here.

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This just confuses me because I North America left wing people are anti-police state.

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I left Berlin to live somewhere else in Germany, in a small city. Best decision ever (I can’t leave Germany yet, so yeah). There’s real nature where nobody goes or pisses or does those terrible things Berliners do in parks. Nobody cares about you and if you’re not social and don’t want interactions with locals, it’s paradise. If you can’t get out of Germany, get out of Berlin. That city is cancer

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