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

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Frustrated idiots. BBQ on the balcony --> they call the cops, the fire brigade and the army if possible. Whenever they can get their personal orgasm out of loading their frustrated craplife on to you, they will do it. No happiness, no tolerance, no joy in life. Yet the "richest" country in Europe. I guess they cant produce as many BMWs fast enough to counter their growing frustration. Standing up against the rulers? NO. Standing up against the rich who take their wealth away? NO. But "Let´s help Goliath crush David" - any time. Easy. Stupid. Them.

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Nobody called the cops on us, but German bf is afraid that someone will report the smoke LOL. These people have no lives to be all up in everyone's business.

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No life. No joy. I m sick of them. I even got physically attacked for telling them to mind their own business. Like: "This conversation is over. If you want, call the cops. But I m not talking to you anymore" Reaction: punch. If they want to live that way, they shall do so. It s like a stoneage primitive mentality.

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I've been in Berlin for almost 10 years because of my children. My family probably don't know how miserable I feel here. I prefer to be silent because I don't want to pull my twelve-year-old daughter into my troubles. When you have children, your problems will be narrowly reduced to the most essential and your feelings must often go aside. I am unable to rejoice and enjoy anything. This town made me a psychic wreck. Berlin is an utterly appable city!!! Everything I once rated with myself positively is gone. I feel so ruined! I hate BERLIN! I am often alone and that solitude is so much that I cease to understand everything about. If you're young then run away immediately and don't believe in any alternatives here! The only alternative in Berlin is to be absolutely crazy. I know that many people eat their depression pills daily and drink it with alcohol. Berlin will destroy you! Escape away while you can.

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Maybe you could go and get help from the men-hating whining Feminsts here, or the fake-anarchists, maybe the tattooed brigade, the drunks, the drug addicts, the narcissists, the people working two jobs to get their rent paid, the yuppies in P'berg, the deviates in Kreuzberg and Neukoln, the posers in F'hain, the students who are fresh out of school in Wedding, the Millenials in Mitte. Tribes, tribes and more tribes. How boring. Perhaps the Arabs, Turks or African drug sellers will help you, try the drunken Poles on the U-Bahn that even Poland didn't want. Try getting help from the thieving Roma gypsies. Your last resort could be the army of bottle pfand scroungers.

I've been out of Berlin for three months and feel great about my decision to leave. I'll never live in a city with a population over 1.million ever agan, and no more cities that are over populated by students who think they know everything at 20 years of age. Berlin is a big tent full of circus freaks. Left wing imbeciles who believe everything their Marxist professors tell them, while they continue to enjoy the fruits of capitalism while also grabbing their Hartz iv cheques every month.

Berlin is for a short visit, not to live in. No one has any time to just chill out and tell funny or weird stories, too busy workig, studying, getting drunk and drugged while dancing to mindless techno music, or attending the yoga classes they are addicted to. Anything to escape their 'reality' in Belrin. The rudeness, well that's another story.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Why would you subject your kid to a Berlin childhood? I can't imagine raising a kid here. You can barely walk down a busy street, much less a park or near the Spree, without seeing someone conspicuously selling drugs, someone urinating out in the open, drugged out zombies or long-term street dwellers that haven't been sober for weeks. Like the guy above said, Berlin is OK for a short trip, maybe even for a semester or two while you're finding yourself in college. But it's nowhere to stay indefinitely unless you're dependent on welfare and even then there are more pleasant places to live.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I am a psycho.
Since I moved to Berlin, I noticed I am turning into a hateful one. I literally like people 80% less since I moved here and it’s hard to believe in anyone anymore.
Now, the reason why I am writing this is because I got fed up with my German (ex) boyfriend and I ranted at him psycho female dog things like how much of an autistic loser I think he is, all he does and surrounds him. I lost my poop and insulted his stupid, absurd and equally cringing friends, as well as calling his female friends based on their physical resemblance to farm animals (such as pigs... even frogs).
That was bad, horrible and I am not proud of it.
I was definitely 100% more of a moron than anything, and this is nothing but bad PR to myself, but I need some support on this to forgive myself for not being a classy lady.
He can still rot, I was quite hurt before I went nuts. Now all is easy, out of the system.
Haters, gimme some hate love!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hey, it's good you woke up! Man is a naïve creature and everyone makes mistakes. I leave Berlin now in the summer and it will be as if I left the prison. Those people here are bipolar! Almost every Berliner needs a psychiatrist!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Lowering expectations in that sin city would help to avoid "going nuts" every time a psycho in this strange city does surprise you with his/her psycho crap! I would congratulate anyone who left/leaving the sin city..YEAH ! at some point when took that decision, started smelling freedom and gain bit of trust of humanity! The rule is: you wanna be there, get ready to convert to a psycho extremely naif! that how 99% live in Berlin, otherwise, leaving it would bring you back more faith in humanity... By the way, the word "love" in that city does not really exist ..as is replaced by the word "pleasure" ...animality pleasure ... classy people left already ... the sin city

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  Anonymous wrote:

Were the things you said true? I can easily imagine that they were the truth, or at the very least an approximation of the truth in your eyes at the time you said them. It's important to recognize unhealthy relationships whether they are your own or your ex's. But to put things into perspective: Would your ex have said those things about you or your friends? If he did, would he feel bad? And, perhaps more importantly, would your ex have suffered the burden of soldiering through day to day life in a city he hates to be with you?

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Sonnds like my experiences in Berlin. Here's the good news, a day or two after you leave, you can feel your real self coming back again. It's a fascinating exoerience seeing yourself reinvented as a wiser and less naive person, but without the bitterness. JUST LEAVE and it will all work out fine. Nowhere is worse than Berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Maybe you shouldn't date German Guys In the future. you hoe :)

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  Anonymous wrote:

Haha. Op here. You are all right, my friends, including the hoe one. Yup, I’ll take it. Lesson learned.
Thank you so much for your laid backs approach. I felt horrible, but seeing that some don’t stone me yet and can give me feedback gives me a bit of faith.

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  Anonymous wrote:

When you leave take me with you please.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Still wondering ..how many psychos living in the sin city ? rudeness climbing to the top! confusion as hell! no one knows what she/he wants? is that drugs getting control of those small brains ?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hey ladies, want to get pregnant, don't go to male-feminist :o)) Cuckland, also known as Sweden, the vikings must be rolling in their graves. www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-7057963/Men-Switzerland-lowest-sperm-counts-Europe.html

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Switzerland is not Sweden.

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I think they must have originally made a typo and changed it. Anyway, they are all Feminist-Cuck countries.

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Spermcounts are going down all over the world you moron.

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Hey khunt-rag, they weren't going down before 70's feminism.

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I have to wonder if this is related to anti-microbial use in Europe. There's a nice map published by the European Medicines Agency that shows clearly that Germany and Spain use the largest quantities of anti-biotics in livestock in the entire world. I assume that most mean consumed in continental Europe come from these two countries. Of course it could also be the tight pants and excessive beer consumption or something else entirely, though.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Are you blaming the sperm counts going down on Feminism??? LMFAO xD
No wonder you live in Berlin, you f4cktard!!

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Anyone know the feeling of futility and external pressure that seems overpowering? Nothing specific, just an overall sense of being drained by one's surroundings to a point where things don't make sense anymore and change seems out of reach. How do you deal with that? Did anyone manage to get out of it and turn their lives around?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Umm yeah its possible to get out of it, the solution may involve creating some geographical distance between your position and the awful city

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  Anonymous wrote:

Get comprehensive lab work done on your blood and supplement any deficiencies. If you're prone to depression or depressive emotions then treat that as well. If you feel you need to see a therapist or other mental health professional then start on that immediately as wait times in Berlin are 6 months or more except for in emergencies.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yep... I know exactly this overpowering feelings of futility... I'm not the same person anymore since I moved to this dismal city. And..yes, also feeling VERY drained. It's VERY hard to keep a positive outlook and mood interacting with people here on a daily basis, no matter in which situation (bakery, dentist, any store, people on streets,...)... I hate who I have become. I did go see a German therapist (was lucky enough to get an appt after calling probably 15 times - the same therapist) and it was HORRIBLE!! Not. HELPFUL. AT. ALL!!! She told me that I don't need therapy since it will make me feel coddled. YES, that really happened!! After that I went to see an English Therapist and that was great (if you can afford it?). They usually are private and cost a lot (but worth it - def. compared to German jerk therapists)!

However - how to turn your/my life around??? I'm moving away this summer and this seems to give me some hope... the only hope actually. I know, kinda pathetic, but that's how it is for me... I really hope I can turn my life around, this is not the life I want to live here... Best of luck to you and anyone else who struggles here. <3

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  Anonymous wrote:

First things first, get some B12 including Folsaure from DM or Kaufland, have lots of it in the morning, a triple dose for the first two or three days and then normal dose every day after that, it will do wonders to help you cope, especially if you are smoking dope or drinking alcohol. Remember, only in te morning. Also try thereleaseeffect it helped me and two of my friends.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Can we have a moment of silence for Germany who received 0 public points at Eurovision? Thanks.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the most powerful of them all, it ain't Germany, that's for sure, read this and weep:

Germany’s Bundestag has become the first parliament in Europe to pass a motion labelling the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel as antisemitic.

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Ah, but:

An open letter signed by 60 Israeli academics criticised the Bundestag motion, saying it formed part of an alarming trend of “labelling supporters of Palestinian human rights as antisemitic”.

It said the conflation of BDS and antisemitism was supported by “Israel’s most rightwing government in history” and formed part of a strategy to delegitimise any attempt at international solidarity with the Palestinian cause.

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  Anonymous wrote:

What Berlin needs is more Lefty loonies, more Muuslimms, more Arabs, more African drug sellers, more Turkish gangs, more homosexual man-haters, more alcoholics, more drug addicts, more know-it-all commie 'anarchists', more fake artists, more whining Feminists, more perverts, more public mastrurbators, more people pisssing and shittting in the street, more nasty - rude people who think it's cool to be a cuunt. More mserable faces coming at you wherever you go, more brainwahsed Lefties, more vomit on U bahn platforms, more freaks with tattooed faces, wore females with tattoos that were trendy for a minute by now mark them as morons. More poverty, more rent, more bottle scavengers, more dog shiit, more human-camels spitting, more coughing in your face, more staring for no reason, more gypsies. Oh, and of course, more collectives :o))) More impatient, imbecile bike riders, more tourists, more kebab, donor and schawarma shops, more casions and sports betting shops, more bakeries, more spatis, more smokers, more unreliable people, 'musicians', more loneliness, more suicides that go unreported in the media, more heartless bicycle thieves, more women's collectives :o))).

But please, no self-reponsible conservative people, who respect others and abide by the laws of the land, you know those horrible people who are courteous, honest, generous-of-spirit and friendly when they first arrive in Berlin, The ones who go to work every week day and try to stay off Hartz IV.

Then G Soros and his band of globalists can take over completely. Good luck suckers, you'll never see me back there again.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Well said. This city has so much Negativity, it should rot in hell.

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  Anonymous wrote:

www.vice.com/en_uk/article/evyn8e/berlins-porn-scene-is-open-experimental-and-endlessly-fun don't worry girls, the Hartz IV will arrive in your account in the next few days.

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  Anonymous wrote:

The industry attracts people who are too stupid or drugged out for other work. I lived in an area with lots of porn workers when I was younger, it was even considered normal to be in the industry there, and 95% of them all met a ffucked up end, on every level because once they reach the "not-cute-anymore" age, it just goes downhill fast from there. So glad I've gone MGTOW, today's women are so ffucked up it's scary. Well that's feminism for you, setting women free :o)))))

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  Anonymous wrote:

What's your experience in dating here? The only girls I was able to connect with (and hook) were here either short-term or just moved here recently. Every date with someone who's been here for more than a year was either horrible or just dull...has anyone experienced something similar?

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I went on some weird dates with dudes who at first sight seemed totally normal - good job, good education, living in a nice neighbourhood - but soon turned out to have serious mental health issues. I am not a psychiatrist, but to me it looked like a collection of: Aspergers, narcissism, pathological lying. And there is the general 'I hate the world' thing. Can't really describe it, it's just a misanthropic world view. They hate everyone and everything. To me, this is puzzling, because they live in a safe country, with good social benefits and decent job opportunities. I understand that there are some problems here, but there are problems everywhere. Why all the hate and negativity?

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I can explain it in one F work, FEMINISM. The religion that brainwashes young impressionable women into thinking of themselves as victims, even though they are living the most privileged lives of any majority group in history. Want to totally twist your mind up, go do a Women's Studies course and be indoctrinated by men-hating lesbians into the dark world of hate and victimhood.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I like haters. I rather prefer those to the very hip, vegan pewssies with dirty beards and shallow outlooks on life or some absurd entitled loser.
I dated and I am completely put off by the whole thing. I am now a complete “no” to men here, especially when it comes to have spaeti beers split 50/50 and call it a “date”. Hilarious and sad at the same time. Thanks, but no thanks.
Also, sex is expected even if all goes super unfit, which makes me puke a bit.
I rather use a dwildo and watch some Netflix after, boy.
Dating is autistic here

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  Anonymous wrote:

OK, so you are saying that you expected to pay for the guy's beer, no, so what did you expect, him to pay for your beers, why the phuck should he pay for your beer, I don't get it, if filthy scummy Feminists want equality, they shouldn't complain when they get it. Phucked if I will ever buy a woman a drink and risk being called a patriarchal oppressor. Phuck feminists and phuck the women they have brainwashed.

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  Anonymous wrote:

To the poster above - please get some help. You are seriously ill.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Ignore him he always does this. For some reason he keeps hijacking this page to share his pain and ignorance.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeah that guy totally ruins this once great website...please go back to 4chan /pol so we can start having some serious discussions again how this city sucks without using the words "lefty" and "feminist" in almost every sentence

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  Anonymous wrote:

If a guy cannot offer a 2Euro beer, how can he take care of a family? get a life pussies.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Oh wow. Such a great feedback. Haha (I am the one with the spaeti beer comment).
Let me explain common manners: If you initiate the date, you pay. Usually guys initiate first, so yeah, it’s expected imo.
On the other hand, if I ask someone to join me, I take the curtesy to pay as well.
it’s all about inviting a person to spend time and energy with you, so in return you spend a round, and...
Isn’t it dating all about making your potential partner feel special and Blabla bla? Among other thumbs ofc.
Clear?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeah, guys make the invite first because big-mouthed Feminists don't even have the guts to make the initial approach, so after risking rejection, he then has to risk ridicule for paying for her, and in return he gets, "I don't want your patriarchal money, you are not going to buy me with a drink". Go MGTOW, you'll never regret it, funny thing is, you actually get more female reproductive organ than when you pander to moronic women who have had their heads scrambled by Feminsm. I love my life by the way, no more letting women tell me what I shoud and sholdn't do and say and pay, "male liberation, go MGTOW". :o)))))))))) My big fat MGTOW smile. Good luck suckers.

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  Anonymous wrote:

"If a guy cannot offer a 2Euro beer, how can he take care of a family? get a life pussies."
Kindergeld, duh.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Ok, one question for the ladies - do you get evil stares from MEN? I am talking about German men, not the thirsty stares from MENA barbarians. I sometimes feel stared at and when I turn around, there is some German guy staring at me angrily. This evil staring thing never happened to me in other places - at least not from men lol.

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After 6 years there, I could never work out the staring thing. Also the stink of the alcoholic homeless, `I remember once having a whole carriage to myself on a crowded train and after a few seconds I realised why, the stink was so bad I felt like fainting, that was a weird sight. Even though I had many acquaintances there, I very rarely bumped into someone I know. Smaller cities are now my thing. Loving my new life, get out as soon as you can, you won't miss Berlin after one day and your real self will start coming back again very quickly.

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  Anonymous wrote:

That sounds good! Where did you go?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Poland, the best kept secret in Europe, don't judge it by the alcvoholic no-hopers on the U-Bahn, 95% of the people are really nice and down-to-earth.

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Heard a lot of good things about Poland. Is it easy to get a job that pays your bills and gets you a career perspective? Do you have to speak Polish?

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Most people speak English, not sure about jobs because I work online from anywhere, rent is reasonable, but not super cheap, but the people are much more courteous and relexed, except they do play chicken on he footpaths, but I've realized that you look the other way when they are changing direction to walk straight into you and they move just in time. Very strange habit, but still better than Berlin barbarity.

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Oh god it's the Polish tourist board guy. You, next to this dude droning on about how he doesn't need women, are cluttering this site with inane BS, find another home you failures.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Honestly don't know what's worse: the overall social climate in the city or the expats who come here to hate on everyone who happens to be German. Some people deserve one another.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I think we can be honest with ourselves by stating that most Berliners lack social skills. I don't know if it's different elsewhere within Germany, but considering most of the Germans I've met in Berlin are not from Berlin, that quality is either extremely German or learned from being in this city. There's such little diversity among Germans that it's easy to lump them all in together. There are like three archetypes of people in Germany: paranoid, loner East German types; type A, mean German girls; arrogant Rothschild-esques; and drugged out zombies. All of them are unbearable. Are there a few exceptions to those caricatures? I guess, but they're difficult to find.

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  Anonymous wrote:

People are people. You can run into weirdos everywhere. A lot of pepole from Latin America say that they feel safe here at last and are grateful for that. Not saying that Bumlin is not a dump. Just don't fool yourself into thinking everywhere else is better.

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  Anonymous wrote:

What type of list leaves out brainwashed Leftie 'radicals', a.k.a. sheep.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Okay, we can agree that Berlin is not worse than some third-world countries.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I think every (Western) European Major City is better than Berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Haha, go to Swedistan and Brexitland then.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Or maybe Greece and Turkey? LOL.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin has a great advertisement and people believe it. But the reality is elsewhere and what many will experience here is daunting! Let the Germans stop saying that Berlin is a great place! In the end it turns out so that you get mad a lot of people, just because Berlin is not a good place for young people! Berlin is a place for gangsters and drug dealers!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Swedistan ? What about Germanistan aka The Biggest Refugee Country in the World ? hahaha lol and at least Greece and Turkey has nice Beaches and good weather

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  Anonymous wrote:

At least Greece and Turkey has nice climate and beaches.

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Greece is freakin' hot and broke. Turkey has a fake democracy. Apart from being a Muslim country.

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Old Europe...gotta love it.

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Paris sucks, too expensive and jobs that pay less than Berlin and gets really crappy outside the main area. More aggressive people on the street trying to force you to give them money and more pick pockets. London is too corporate and expensive, full of very serious yuppies and criminals as well, salaries aren't that much better. Amsterdam is too small for the amount of tourism it gets and it's become very expensive while the salaries haven't gone up. Barcelona gets too many tourists and the salaries are too low for the cost of living, they have a major issue with pick pockets. Madrid is similar but without the nice beach and gets too hot in the summer. Rome is even worse than Barcelona in terms of tourists and job market and salaries. Vienna has a lousy job market if you're not fluent in German and it's far from the top cities young people think is cool or fun to be in right now (maybe that's a good thing in a way, but still, if you're single, that matters). Honestly, Europe is kind of in a pooping state as a whole right now and there is no clear stand out best city (excluding those quality of life lists of cities).

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Istanbul would be great if it had a fourth of the population it does, a decent job market and was more prosperous, and wasn't full of devout Muslims and Turkey was in the EU (definitely not in favor of them being in the EU as the country is right now though).

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  Anonymous wrote:

Good to know that. Berlin is just one sh*thole out of many, as it seems. Head for the hills and invest in stocks or get a work-from-home job. LOOOL.

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Turkey a fake democracy, sounds like they'd fit into the EU perfectly.

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  Anonymous wrote:

In other words, go where he Muusslimm hoards haven't reached, yet. Eastern Europe is best if you can work online and get wetsern European earnings.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hey it's the best place, just don't work there, make sure you get your money from rich Western countries that actually function, great sell there buddy.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Creepy German hatred of men and families. Complete with public urination and masturbation.
www.bayern3.de/muttertag-werbespot-edeka-shitstorm-danke-mama
What a broken up country that is mainlining this kind of drivel.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Typical Berlin sexist-Feminist propaganda

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OMG... weirdest mother's day ad ever!!! I do consider myself a feminist, but also find this discriminating against men and their ability to be fathers. This ad really devalues fathers and their ability to parent. Ugh... Germany.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I hate the whole wanna-be-cool-but-too-poor-and-never-left-Berlin-or-Brandenburg-so-got-some-tattoos-Hipster-Alternative-left-but-actually-right-Scene in Berlin.

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That's not exactly true. A lot of them spend a week every year in Spain or did an exchange year in the UK or US paid for by their parents.

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  Anonymous wrote:

That's right, they are more like fascists than any right-wing people I've come across. Hypocrites is a more apt word for so-called Lefty 'alternative' Berliners.

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