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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:

Went to Magdeburg today. Don't remember seeing a single homeless person oder drug addict being in a miserable state. On the other hand I was shocked by the huge amount of hijabs. Quite scary.

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It's all planned by the World Economic Forum headed by Klaus Schwab who was mentored and still is, by Henry Kissinger. Join the dots. This duo are the reason the world is Phucked up with multi-culturalism, that no one really wants.

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They really ought to ban the Muslim slave frauen from wearing that trash on their heads in public here.

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muzzrats are scum that have to taken out .

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Maybe not "taken out" but treated like lepers and rejected for the majority of immigration applications. Islam is a cancer of the brain and mostly terminal. There is no place for Allahcels in any kind of advanced society. Not that Germany is such an advanced society but nevertheless.

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www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul/28/singapore-woman-execute-death-penalty-saridewi-djamani-executed Just remember things like these still happen when the next Singapore hippy bit*ches about some dog poop on the streets of Berlin. Not German, not Singaporean, but I would never set foot in any of these Asian third world countries. Your streets might be clean, but you suck, people.

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Singapore is about the most boring place on earth. And that Germans like to imagine they're as efficient, effective, orderly, etc. as those Singaporian robots shows both how little imagination Germans have and that they are delusional since they are so slow and lazy.

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I would not say Asian Countries are superior to western countries, but certainly Western Countries are in decline while Asia become stronger and wealthier.

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All Asians are boring. Even the ones wo go to extremes to try to not appear being boring. If you want some fun banter, go to Britain.

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I prefer East Asians over Germans and Slavs anytime.

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Goatfucker central. Worshippers of that pedophile. Cult of illiterates.

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It is tragically funny that Merkel's legacy will consist primarily of importing a bunch of people who absolutely despise everything she believes in. Plus countless incidences of women being sexually harassed by Allah's stupid, violent, cum-filled young incels that she imported. We should call that "Merkeling." Like, "I was walking home at night and five Arab guys followed me down the street Merkeling me until I ducked into the ubahn even though I didn't need to ride it to get home, but, fortunately, there were some other people and so they didn't follow me down there."

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Even the Berlin subreddit got upset about (I assume Muslim) migrants gangraping women in Schlachtensee and Gorlitzer Park and people discussing it as if there were some kind of pattern and it's not likely that a group of white Germans in Gorlitzer did this and so the mods had to shut it all down. Not ok to imply that a bunch of former child soldiers and Allah's violent incels might be the problem instead of just, I don't know, gentrification or racism or whatever.

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No no need to assume, its those illiterates.

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Well, you never know, it could be some former child soldiers who worship some obscure albino pygmy warlord from a decade ago instead of Pedobruder Allah. But those guys usually have goods to sell and don't want to disrupt business so they stick to Merkeling (verbal sexual harassment) rather than actual gangrape. So yes, it was probably Islamcels that are coming of age and starting to get hormonal and in the mood for rape.

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taz.de/Racial-Profiling-im-Goerlitzer-Park/!5885773/

Here is an article , so not sure. Regardless original point stands .

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seems kebab and afros racially profiled girls to gang rape...german media trying to hush it up

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The main point I take from that article is that Berlin police are so stupid and incompetent that they went after the one African guy in Gorlitzer who (maybe) wasn't dealing drugs. What are the odds--it's like finding a needle in a haystack, winning the lottery, getting hit by lightning.

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Hijab armada

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I commented this on another post but I will write main post, I think that the "Berlin" that can drive you crazy is if you live in the "hip" district of XBerg, Nk, and Fshain...Pberg.... If you live a bit further out, you can maintain a bit of sanity. It helped my mental health immensely to not live in these areas, and the experience of living in Berlin is like night and day. You can still go into these areas but you dont live there....I have lived in many areas of Berlin, at first in these main areas, now I don't, and I enjoy living in Berlin, because I am not surrounded by chaos constantly. Those areas are too also gentrified prices up and it's better not to live there. It's good to have space from it. To anyone who can't leave Berlin this is my suggestion, just find a cheaper flat on a Ubahn or Sbahn line a bit further out that you could take to get where you want to go, and save your sanity.

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continued... I dont have a bunch of hipsters around, it's not crowded, I don't have a bunch of crazy junkies around or mentally ill yelling, not people on drugs either...not insane firework or street parades or marches constantly or techno trucks.....it's much better...try it...

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I live in Charlottenburg and although i can maintain some level of sanity, this filth ridden city is still driving me crazy

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You can get some fresh air out west anyway, away from the hipster sheep and the Arab teenagers humping each other on escooters. All the half-senile old German batladies walking around out there kind of give me the creeps though. They look at you like they want to suck your blood. And they look like they have sucked blood before and crave its taste again.

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The Muslim slave holes ought to take the garbage bag hijab/burqa off their stupid slave heads or bugger right off back to whatever Arabia fecalhole they came from. Why should I have to look at that trash? I'd rather watch a homeless Hartv IV guy defecating on the sidewalk than see Allah's piglets.

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I'd rather you put that shit, that came out of your mouth and spilled onto your keyboard back in. Go to fukin #Arabhater or some sth.

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Berlinhater and Arabhater are the same thing unfortunately since large parts of the city are Arab now, although I'm not sure what your hashtag is about. I never thought at all about Arabs or had anything against them until I moved here. Even visited quite a few of Arab countries before and had a nice enough time. But after a while living here I've come to hate Islam and the vile cultures it creates. More exposure to Muslim culture is what led me to hate it so much.

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Considering how degenerate and godless Germans are, it is a good thing their country is becoming a caliphate.

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White Germans are way worse than Arabs dude. Arabs don't drink and have respect for family.

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Dude, i never had and problems with Arabs, but i had tons of issues with Germans

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The porkbreath Germans deserve what they brought upon themselves, but Germany becoming a caliphate is not a good thing. The Muslim prophet was a pedophile rapist and Islam is simply a spiritual manifestation of having a microdick.

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IT IS STRANGE that Arabs i their own land are OK, but in Berlin, they act like deranged animals.

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Arabs just need a brutal dictator keeping them under an iron fist and they do all right and seem content enough. But on the plus side for them, if the manlets can spend a little less of their seed on their Bruder Mohammed with his cute little teenaged mustache and wicked escooter skills and pump it into their slavewives instead, within a few decades they can probably get their numbers up enough to bring in a dictatorship here in Germany and then they won't be so upset and bitter anymore. It'll just be hummus for all and maybe the occasional stoning but that's all just in good fun for them.

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The endless jokes about the escaped lion are so bad and unfunny that it is starting to cause me physical pain. German humor is like a dad joke squared. What's actually funny though is that the lion almost certainly belongs to some Remmo clan member. A previous wave of scumbag Arab "refugees" that the stupid Germans welcomed in and now they run a crime syndicate and their lion escaped. I hope it mauls a few of the people in charge of German's Shariah 2060 project for importing Islamicists.

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The lion is going to Berghain! The lion standing in line at Mustafa's to get a doner! The lion is going to pride! The lion has a new hipster haircut and a tattoo! The lion is delivering flavorless food for Lieferando! The lion is taking ketamine! The lion is looking for a reasonably priced WG! OMG Berlin is so crazy and special yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk!

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Ok, what we were told was a lion turned out to just be a pig. Perfect metaphor for Germany as a whole.

The pictures didn't really look like a boar though.

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The stupid Germans didn't welcome the Arab gangs, the stupid LEFTY Germans welcomed them.

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The Germans that didn't stop them are complicit to imo.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Where can I find teh lion parody photos, it sounds hilarious.

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Yes, there's one where the lion has a FLINTA tattoo on her arm and is making love to Sven of Berghain using a strapon while talking about how Israel is committing "an Apart tide or what's it called" and that gentrification of Neukolln is the same thing. It's really funny.

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  Anonymous wrote:

LBHs Germans (Loser-back-home's) and their Southeast Asian pet wives...

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at least the German cucks dont force their wives to wear a hijab

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True, but they do like the submission and subjugation. They like the idea of dominant alpha, but don't the idea of hijab because that's for a lower breed and they're superior.

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I eat meat.
Not going to pretend that I am a flexitarian or carne-ovo-lacto-pescatarian, or whatever fancy word can be associated with someone who simply eats meat. I like my ramen, I like my bacon, I like a nice steak... I like a good chicken curry. Sue me. I don't eat immense amounts of it, especially in the summer. I usually eat salats and greens. I simply eat meat, at times. It is exhausting how much s**** you get from moralists vegans in Berlin. They scream of diversity and inclusion and then they want you to be like them or death to the infidels... Morons.

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Being concerned for the lives of tortured and murdered animals who can't speak for themselves is now moralising, because some loser likes the taste of them.. Wow, George Orwell was right, NewSpeak will become the norm.

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Being upset about vegans and imagining that their personal life choices are somehow infringing on your freedom is pathetic--more pathetic than vegans supposedly preaching about meat, although I've never really encountered that in real life and suspect it's one of those phantom menaces that mainly exist in the minds of the hyper-online anti-woke types. What you do or do not eat does not make you interesting.

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Wow... OP here. The comments prove exactly my point. I don't give a crap that vegans want to be vegans and I would very much like them to not give a crap if I don't want to be a vegan. That's the principle of choice and diversity, isn't it. We don't have to "convert" anyone to any belief system.
Anyone can do whatever fits them. I am super glad you - personally - didn't have to deal with any moralists. I also don't think is right to cut open the throat of an animal and drain it from blood upside down while praying for it, but I don't see vegans standing against halal practices as animal cruelty (there are ways to raise and kill animals for human consumption that are not that brutal).

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I agree with almost everything you wrote there, but I have you really ever in real life--not on the internet--been lectured by a vegan? I eat meat too and try to avoid cheap especially-cruelly produced meat as well, but I've never been lectured by a vegan and I know plenty of them. I don't eat Halal because I try not to support Muslim-owned businesses.

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Yes, unfortunately. I got a lot of smack in real life from a bunch to a point I wrote this rant post...

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The OP is a psychopath s=who has no empathy or compassion for animals. Nearly all serial killers have the same trait.

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The OP brought the subject up, and then complains about people supporting vegans, and pretends that somehow proves his stupid points.

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Yup meat eaters AKA 90% of humanity are psychopaths and you are the only person who is right and true. You just proved OP's point, you dogmatic dipshit. Also nobody's gonna mention that veganism only exists in the whitest of countries.

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When I see those vegans, the first thing I notice is their swollen liver. Second thing is the collapsing skin. Third thing which depends on the duration of the practice: Collapsing skeleton. I pity them.

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When did you reach to the point of not wanting to interact with Germans at all and keep focused on your own life in Germany? I had this realization in pandemic and since then I have been focusing on my life entirely while ignoring Germans around me.

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About five years after I moved to Berlin. In the beginning first 10 months when the "honeymoon" phase ended, I started to notice that something is quite off. But I thought it was maybe something wrong with me. I still put effort tho and wanted to "integrate" but despite my efforts, it was never enough because i obviously didnt go against myself and common sense. I quickly developed my despise towards them but i was still trapped. This lasted some time, so about after 5 years in Berlin, I switched my mindset to "Give zero fornicate about them from now on" and this has been incredibly liberating. I am just planning my exit strategy now and try as much as i can not to be like them.

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A few months into my stay. Can't believe I endured a few years before finally leaving. Screw that country.

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I am glad that people are brave enough to leave this country

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It's not bravery, it's mental survival.

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Since 2014 about a milion people a year emigrate from Krautland

www.statista.com/statistics/911119/emigrants-numbers-germany/

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Berlin was my home for 11 years. I've waited nearly five years to put these sentiments on this platform, fully aware that they'll likely dissipate and be forgotten as quickly as they appeared.

Finally, I broke free from that idiot city, that country I'd begun to perceive as a pit of despair. I had planned to pen this message on the day of my departure, but reservations about the notorious German karma lured me into thinking I might end up returning there, or perhaps my new home would be so dreadful that I'd long for the familiarity of Berlin. Thankfully, such is not the case.

If you're contemplating leaving Berlin and never looking back, yet you're hesitant, fearful of missing out on the next cool party, or losing the company of your toxic friends, or any other surface-level concerns - stop overthinking. Just do it. I assure you, a more fulfilling life awaits you beyond Germany. From the food to the weather, from social interactions to every minor aspect of day-to-day life, everything is infinitely better, and I don't say this lightly. As of now, it's been 49 days since I left, and each day I ask myself - what's there to go back to? What do I truly miss? Honestly, there's nothing, not a single element that incites a longing for the past. Leaving Berlin feels akin to stepping out of a thick fog.

Once the fog lifts, you'll see the true colours of the people - unfriendly, miserable, and depressed. Their energy infiltrates your persona, transforming you into a mirror image of their toxic selves. Their arrogance, their shallow and fake demeanour is nothing short of astonishing. Berlin has always been a sanctuary for those seeking to mask their insecurities. The only issue is, after hiding for so long, you unwittingly become a member of the Berghain Klaus Cult, donning black clothes that are too short for you, munching butts, and dancing robotically, convinced of your superior dance skills.
Everyone is ready to betray you, to gain a few "cool" points, or to prevent their toxic nature from being exposed, usually to their friends or family.

Culturally, Berlin and its inhabitants lack creativity, vision, and style, attempting to hide this void behind the façade of "modern art" or "modern techno". In reality, it's just a pretentious exhibit in Neukolln, where the shallow nature of the artists is masked with contrived descriptions. Techno music has been reduced to an incessant beat that ensnares the robotic cult members. The city is grey, endlessly so. Even on cloudless summer days, a simple glance at the faces around reveals the grey heaviness that pervades the city.

Despite claims of being woke, liberal, and vegan, there's an absolute absence of self-awareness, understanding, or spirituality in its residents. They profess spirituality, practicing yoga and consuming superfoods, yet the moment the yoga mat is rolled up, their superficiality resurfaces. In the end, after realizing their existence holds no significance beyond a club or a book reading event, or yet another mundane exhibition by a stagnant artist, the only path remaining is a descent into substance abuse, toxic relationships, and an unproductive life.

Since my departure, my life has undergone a complete transformation. I relish my meals, enjoy the beautiful weather, and engage in heartfelt conversations with warm, open individuals. My motivation has surged, the dark cloud of depression has lifted, and the oppressive weight I once carried around has evaporated. The mere thought of returning is the only source of my anxiety these days. The constant tension, the toxic relationships, have all vanished. Therefore, I reiterate - if you're contemplating leaving Berlin, if you're harboring any fear or hesitation, just do it. I assure you, it'll be the decision of a lifetime, and you'll never look back.

Really, I say this with a smile on my face as I just woke up - fornicate you Berlin, fornicate you Deutschland and every vagina in it.

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I saw this post and gave it a thumbs up before I even read past the first paragraph. Because I just knew. Having read the whole thing now, I feel peaceful. I agree 100%. Out of Berlin myself, after as many years there as you. I am not sure I have healed from Berlin thus far as you have (Really Happy for you!). The thought I woke up to today was... Thank God I did spend 5 more years there. Because 5 more years of Berlin and I would still be in the same place (literally), just 5 more years would have passed. It's so easy and welcoming in Berlin to forget about about the passing of Time... all of a sudden you are 40, and only beginning to waking up and realizing that you have not moved one step further in your Life.

Btw, LOVE the point you made about stagnant artists. All the artists who live off their legacy from 30 years ago, growing the same poop over and over, being nothing more than barflies these days, complaining about the bars they hang out 5 times a week while having Drama with some 20 year old goth chick from Spain who only likes the dude's attention.

It's really a shitshow in Berlin... waking up from this nightmare is tough but worth it. Blood-sucking vampire is all that it is, this Berlin.

Sometimes I think about going back because it was easy... then I remember why I left in the first place. Just no.

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***Thank God I did NOT spend 5 more years there.

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"Sometimes I think about going back because it was easy... " exactly that, it's easy, it's familiar and one can simply blend into the rest of the toxic furniture there. But it's never life and never will be. I'm happy this resonated with you and you can find some peace today. Berlin is a traumatic experience, along with everyone else in it, breaking free of that doesn't only come from leaving, it comes from accepting what was and what will never be again.

Here is to freedom, one day at a time. ✌️

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could someone please explain to me why it is that berlin stops you from moving to the next stages of life and why exactly that is so important.
I mean isnt settling down in a house with one person isolated from everyone boring anyway. Why does everyone aspire to this?

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Personally I think that the "Berlin" you guys are talking about is if you live in the "hip" district of XBerg, Nk, and Fshain...Pberg.... If you live a bit further out, you can maintain a bit of sanity. It helped my mental health immensely to not live in these areas, and the experience of living in Berlin is like night and day. You can still go into these areas but you dont live there....

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TO THE ADMIN TEAM.
My opinion is that the greater majority of people like this site also for the reason of anonymity, so maybe the subscription being the only way to post photos is redundant because no one ever posts pictures because they would lose their anonymity, so could you please look into letting us post them anyway, and attract more people and then attract more advertisers. Images would double the fun of Berlinhater.

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And a ten minute editing zone, to correct typos etc.

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I don't think this site is exactly an ambitious start up or has a large team or tech wizards exploring different options for optimization. It's an aggressively low tech website where you can vent your rage about this horrible city without being censored for complaining about how awful Germans and, by extension, Arabs are. That's it. It'

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They allow photos already, but only through signing up. Just turn a switch or whatever techy people do, and allow it without signing up.

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people
- unfriendly
- arrogant
- untrustworthy
- fake / skin deep
- backstabbing
- uncreative
- close-minded
- xenophobic
- racist
- lack of common sense

culture
- uncreative and average
- boring, grey and mundane
- weird and unfunny humor
- ugly architecture
- weird perfectionism
- lack of any spirituality
- workoholism and nothing outside work
- fear and obsession with safety

lifestyle
- you become either workoholic
- drug addict
- or woke virtue signaler
- your hobby is to go hiking to mountains

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Either that, or you have important, and unresolved, mental health issues. I have my money on the latter.

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Not either that, more like plus you have mental health issues.

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OP is a very good observer, you'd be great at writing novels, with lots of character detail. Please add, totally unreliable, childishly irresponsible, disloyal, jealous, envious, insular, naive.

Berlinhater should build a Berliner Encyclopaedia of the traits of Berliners.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germany are: stupid, passive aggressive and racist. I have never seen such annoying people. Only been here a week and already want out.

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Calm down, Prandeep. Make sure that finely chopped ginger doesn't burn in the pan else the curry will taste like pööp. Oh, and do wash your clothes after cooking, your making the whole S-bahn carriage stink like chicken tikka

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I don't mind ten racist part, in fact, I don't think it's racist, I think it's culturalist. Some cultures are shittt, it's as simple as that. The poster above this one nails it, the smell of curry seeping from the pores and clothing of Indians/Pakis is sweetly sickening, I have to move away from them or I feel nauseaous. The pissing and pooping in the street, the camel-drivers who learnt to spit from their camels, clogging the street with their spittle. The unoriginal, ubiquitous Doner shops, using up all the retail space so no one else can find a place to do something original or at least innovative. Is that all Turks can do, just make doners. Is there a college churning out donerologists by the score every month. All that animal suffering so morons can have their comfort food. Now the Vietnamese are taking over, at least some of them are vegan, whereas the turks have a one track mind.

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Vegan white supremacist. This is the actual worst thing about Berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

"Vegan white supremacist" that's hilarious.

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"Calm down, Prandeep. Make sure that finely chopped ginger doesn't burn in the pan else the curry will taste like pööp. Oh, and do wash your clothes after cooking, your making the whole S-bahn carriage stink like chicken tikka"

LOL

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