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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 was at a English speaking stand up comedy show yesterday. Oh shhiit, never saw such a sad tragedy. Now I seem to understand the expats here loving this city. They are the same butt losers and uncool people like germans.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Please elaborate on this, I am intrigued

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  Anonymous wrote:

A German walked into a bar, I hope he hurt himself.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Saw a Berlkönig driver get out of his van right in front of my apartment and just piss right next to the sidewalk. Didn't even bother to go over to the bushes or do it discreetly. Should I bother reporying this to the BVG or will they not even care? Sick of seeing this kind of degenerate behavior out in the open.

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Judging by what I see everyday in this city, pissing in public is considered ordinary things people do. Going to a bathroom however means passing these bully toilet people asking for money. The BVG won't care, look at their trains, they are disgusting toilets.

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Like somebody wants to work for the bvg

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  Anonymous wrote:

The complete lack of emotions or EQ. Also, the complete lack of independent thinking. The tendency to take everything seriously and literally. Finally, the inability to interact with other human beings. These people are just Arbeit machines.

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  Anonymous wrote:

you just described my ex german girlfriend

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  Anonymous wrote:

you just described my ex german boyfriend

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  Anonymous wrote:

You just described most Germans I met.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I was never treated as badly as here and even reading this website, I lose faith more and more.
I am female, Eastern European ( Waiting for the tomatoes and the boooos, called a wh0re etc. Thank you in advance, good people)
Guys tend to be attracted to me, but I stopped dating as I can see their disappointment when I mention where I am from... or going for it only to be treated/talked to like I am some second class citizen.
At work I don’t get assimilated either. There are peaks I cannot overpass as I am... a second class citizen.
Lots and lots of cases and scenarios where I feel my heritage is some sort of curse.
People are in outrage that my Eastern European existence exists... or something.
And YES, I know things would be different if I would be a “good” type of foreigner, from Western lands or something.
And it’s not all in my head.
I did live in other countries, and once I got to know people I created friendships, connections and good relations. Here... a big pile of nothing.
Once a xenophobe and racist, forever a xenophobe and racist.
That just seems to linger everywhere in this city...

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  Anonymous wrote:

Sorry to hear this atrocious behaviour. May I ask where you are from? Im from the UK and can tell you that these people have not right.....we have for example many people from Poland and they are hard working well educated and the women put all western women to shame for the most part as most not all like anywhere have more integrity, loyalty and common decency than any German or other typical western lady from my experience.....I cannot stand the way these arrogant Germans for example mock the Polish and represent them as being some kinda of drunk idiot hussy / second class citizen....only because they may have seen the wrong type walking around with a beer.....pretty much like most Berliners do each everyday.....(double standards) I wish you all the best and I suggest you get out....and would recommend the UK as they will treat you with way more respect than these people in Germany will. They are just arrogant and frankly rude and think they are superior.....but I personally find them classless and common due to their chosen disgusting behaviour to others not to mention countless other cultural behaviours that are questionable at best; lack of hygiene for one! and a good healthy diet.....way too much alcohol and smoking....etc. I wish you the best with your attempt to break out of this crazy environment...remember you are not alone....and the future is bright.

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OP here: Thanks! Ja, I actually lived in the UK and I do have friends from there now and mostly positive experiences. I lived less than 2/3 the time I spent here... and the quality of the time spent was just not comparable.
Ofcourse, there are some here and there as they are everywhere but nothing like this... I was happy, had friends and laughed every single day... People I was surrounded by where not even a bit racist or closed to other nations. I felt welcomed and even appreciated. Also, British sarcasm is a special flavour that I completely loved.
Coming here was a mistake. Ich weiß

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  Anonymous wrote:

Think positive. You are not second class. Germans and their manners are.
Todo

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  Anonymous wrote:

Please don't combine German with English when you write. It's absolutely unnecessary, as well as annoying.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I meet many rude east european women in Berlin.

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I really wouldnt take the xenophobia personally. The Germans I've met in Berlin have all been standoffish and you can only get to know them to a certain point. They will never let you into their world. But your world is better anyway. The German world is enclosed in a sealed box without a key. Thank yourself lucky.

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  Anonymous wrote:

i meant think obvs

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  Anonymous wrote:

It doesn't matter where you're from, if you're not German, you're a second-class citizen here.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I Love Berlin. Eat it. looooooooooooooool

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There’s no good food here

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  Anonymous wrote:

Good for you, OP! Good for you :)
We need some love in this filth ridden place. Thank you for sharing. Beautifully done! Be blessed! Thank you again!
I am sure everyone welcomes your opinion openly and loving here. We’re not Berliners after all ;)

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hahahaha
Germans flipping out again because of a new interview with AI Weiwei which was released a couple days ago.
" Berlin is the ugliest and most boring city in the world".
Jesus what has this city done to this man.
And he is from a small village in china. Says a lot about Berlin

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" I don't like it if someone just pretends. If there are new Nazis, I appreciate it because they are real. I don't like liberals who only pretend to be liberal. But deep inside they have internalized Nazi culture."
He just dropped a bomb here

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  Anonymous wrote:

Well said, WeiWei!
I wish this guy would have been my friend here in Berlin! We need more like him.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Do we have a link to the interview pls?

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Krauts can‘t handle the truth, they never accept reality.

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If I were to meet and talk to Ai Weiwei we'd disagree on a lot of things, but not on the topic of Berlin and Germany/Germans. Here is an interesting article on one of his encounters in Berlin, with amusing commentary below it.

hyperallergic.com/537979/german-casino-worker-ai-weiwei/

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  Anonymous wrote:

Just Google ai weiwei and go to German new. Interview came out couple days ago

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" German news"

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The biggest irony is that foreigners in Nazi Germany got a better treatment there than back home. The most famous case is that of Jesse Owens, a black American sportsman who didn't get gassed by the evil blood-drinking Nazi devils during his stay in the Third Reich.

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Yeah that's rich irony since Jesse Owens kept getting gassed back in the U.S. so many times.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I am going mad with just how full of hate are some people in Berlin.
I am shocked that this much venom can exist in a human being sometimes.
It makes sense that these people are lonely, sad and have no friends.
We should no bothered or respond in the same manner. That’s cancer to the mind.
Protect and remind yourself that it’s not you, it says a lot about them.
Super sad.

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Would you be full of Love if you would know that all your legacy is Adolf Hitler, and in your deepest inner you can truly feel him?

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Well that's because of a well-oiled Jooish propaganda machine that works on guilt-tripping three generations removed from the atrocities. I've noticed that young Germans are fed up with the guilt tripping and I expect a huge backlash any year now.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Think about PTSD. You can leave this place, but your brain unfortunately will probably never totally recover afterwards. Your career, your network, your mental health will suffer if you stay here for too long. So leave asap with no regrets. And never tell yourself that it's all in your head. Good luck!

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That is so true. The longer you stay the more damage will be done to your mental health, which in turn will take more time to recover from the dark place Berlin puts you in. As long as you stay try to remind yourself of the life that exists outside Berlin/Germany. Try to get some mentally stimulating music, movies, books, etc to help you get through staying here. The only thing that helps me get through the day is the music I listen to in order to block out the nonsense out there. Unfortunately, I cannot get some kind of spectacles that filter out the visual s_h_i_t my eyes are exposed to.

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True.I was optimist and still I am.But the wierd people here made me that I should not trust anyone the world is extereme distopia.But no no.Only Berlin.Don let the evils change you to be one of them.Leave asap.I have really not so much time in here and I am so glad and proud of myself.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Coronavirus would wipe out this filth ridden city

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hopefully yhe filthy squats at Rigaer Str. first since the police are too timid to do anything about that no go area.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Filthy because of the stinking lefty AntiFa scum that 'live' there.

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The German tech/startup scene is a complete joke. I've never met such a bunch of incompetent devs in all my life.

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Germany is so behind in tech

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They like paper work and post.No wonder why being behind.

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Germans are completely technophobe. It shows in everyday life all the time. Printed u-Bahn Tickets, they all pay cash, paperwork everywhere... These people actually think that the absence of technology makes them somehow superior to other nations.

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They are all "react engineers"

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I could not agree more with all that was said. I have seen people applying for very Senior roles (at Directorship level) and not even having 5 years of experience in the Tech industry (let alone with a similar job title). Berlin's tech scene is a joke and I keep wondering when it will badly implode. The only decent places to be as an IT professional are the UK and Ireland, full stop.

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"The only decent places to be as an IT professional are the UK and Ireland". I mean if you are adamant to stay in Europe. Worldwide there are other great places to be.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It takes forever to make a decision even about very trivial thing in this country. Also, they change their mind very rapidly. So, for example on a project work, If you need to deliver outcome to German stakeholder, I wish you all the best... You will be asked to deal with constant endless loops of scope changes

Working with Germans make me do facepalms all the time. I miss to work with decent people.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I just wanted to break the BerlinHater site and blow your mind and saying that Berlin is amazing and love every single part of the city. BOOM!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Good for you! :) Happy to see happy people, but us, the haters, don‘t really give a shit! Maybe start your own BerlinLover page?

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OP here: Ahahah of course I was joking, especially in such a lovely sunny day :) Keep up the good work, I am one of you, always!

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You’re not the OP! As the real OP, I meant every word I wrote. Berlin is amazing! (Breaking the BerlinHater Site Even further)

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REAL OP: I love where this is going..Meta-sarcasm at its best ahahah LOVE LOVE LOVE Berlin (NOT NOT NOT)

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OP, you must be on of those sad losers from some of those sad and ugly and shiitty small villages from Germany who never saw a ubahn in your life and now you think OMG Berlin is so cool and urban. Look at this ma, this is called a ubahn. And the junkie with the needle in the arm is sooo Berlin pa, lets go into one of those hipster stinky bars that are sooo cool and let's drink a beer.

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Hey, real OP here. I was totally serious. I love Berlin.

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Lol Berlin lovers upvoting their own comments

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Berlin is the no1 city... from the bottom. What a s.hithole! Oh, by the way, I’m not the OP, of course.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Things I notice working in here as a foreigner.
No matter how good you are, no matter how right you are, no matter how poop and useless another German colleague is, you will never win an argument or make your point fair to your employer.
They dislike it when you even imply one of their kind is a stupid phuck (which mostly are). They are passively racist while promoting otherwise. You will never be above the Übermenschen even tho they are some farm animals with the IQ of a Gurke, and you might have the knowledge, experience and all.
Meritocracy is non existent.
Deutschland über alles.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Kick out all these hipsters and bums who live and work here for years and still can't speak German. 5 Guys at Alexanderplatz, are you for real? Not a single employee could speak German properly, only English. Only one of them could speak barely-competent German and I had to jump in and translate because the butt didn't understand what "Gurke" was.

How are people who don't speak English supposed to understand them? Refugees come here, they learn German and then they get excluded from many places because the hipsters working there can't understand a lick of German.

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I don't speak good German I also understand what you mean.They speak English to me(Why assume I must speak English???)so fast.I understand what they are saying but I found it rude and stupid too.Typical Berlin hipsters.They are behaving like that everywhere in the world.English proud.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Life in Berlin's better when you can't understand the locals. Sad but true. If I could unlearn German I'd hate Berlin less.

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  Anonymous wrote:

True story

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I would like to know more about "Life in Berlin's better when you can't understand the locals".
What do they say?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Nothing worth understanding.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Who's give a shit!!!! fornicate this language and these racist people. You think people want to learn this language after the abuse we take every day? fornicate off with that shit. If you 5.000 euros for then I will leave tomorrow.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germany loves the EU and globalism and schwarze Null so don't be surprised when people who don't speak German live in Germany. To do otherwise would be that other naughty N word (nationalistic). Give the United States of Europe another 8 years max to fully implode and then you can enjoy the full German experience in German again.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin gives way too much protection to children. Your neighbors children can freaking run up and down and scream non-stop from 06:00 until 22:00 and there isn't a thing you can do about it if the neighbors are uncooperative. If you call the police, they just shrug their shoulders and say "kinderlärm ist kein lärm".

Hey Germany, you're welcome to come spend a weekend in my apartment and see how you like it. If you want to make your country more child-friendly, making laws that prevent us from taking any kind of action against literal psychologic terror from children is not the way to do it. I'm not going to go "hmm, another weekend where I couldn't sleep late and was forced to flee my apartment because the neighbors' kid made non-stop noise the entire day long. I love kids now."

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German parents universally don't love their children. Otherwise they'd teach them to be considerate of others. In fact, everything is so compartmentalized in Germany that most parents probably think disciplining a child at all requires a 7 year degree. They pawn their kids off to the state from 6 weeks old where they remain until they're 21 years old. Pathetic robots.

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