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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 have lived in this street my whole life. My job does not pay well.My wife left me for a better man.(From Poland).The children left with the Leggo and pre-school theater I am not invited too.So..Rather than looking into my own pathetic manhood I choose to hate all men unlike myself.I am German.I will take a piss poor job in the nane of the state. For the state. To claim a perverse ideology of freedom that is as perverse as an American comedy. I am the German Man.Pity me in my base thoughts of grandeur .My mummy feed this lactating totalitarianism from her pristine nipple.I am a pathetic German man. Come my friends and marvel at what lenght's and depths I will stoop to be a mear pastiche of a male. That"s why no women breed with you anymore. Have a lovely evening you extinct cunts.

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  Anonymous wrote:

See a doctor, I think you're having a stroke.

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  Anonymous wrote:

GERMANS ARE HEARTLESS UNEMOTIONAL ROBOTS:

I wasn't feeling well earlier on the ubahn. U2 line. I lie down on one of the benches (first station) for a few minutes. Suddenly, have a woman ask me (in German, then broken English) if I was "okay or needed a doctor." I say "no thank you, I'm fine" (just very dizzy) and then she waits for me to sit up even though I feel as if I'm going to puke.

Second instance: I get off a few stations later because I need to lie down again ASAP. Olympia station, so prettty empty. I lie down once more and a few minutes later, two controllers come over. They ask if I'm okay and not feeling in the right mind to even think in German, I give a similar answer as the previous time (in English) they start to laugh and walk away.

Evil soulless people, these Germans. Even when you think they are being nice, it isn't coming out of a place of genuine concern, but out of PURE NOISINESS AND NEED TO KNOW WHY SOMEONE IS NOT IN ROBOT FORMATION AT ALL TIMES. Coming from NYC, it's been a complete culture shock dealing with these people, which is why I still haven't bothered to study their language seriously (I'm currently swamped with finals, but still my fault, I know).

Anyone else know why this culture behaves this way? Most German students are also the laziest (no drive compared to their foreign counterparts) and quite rude to professors. The most hard working people in the EU? LOL LOL LOL I've never met a more lazy and depressed bunch.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It's true. Germans are rude. Especially in Berlin. They see you lying down somewhere and assume you are drugged out or really drunk. German students are lazy, that is also true. They also cheat every chance they get at exams. At a real university you would get kicked out if you are caught cheating, but in Germany you just fail the exam and have to retake it later. No disciplinary action is taken. It is ridiculous. But what is worse: since living here I have noticed that Germans love to exaggerate all of their accomplishments. They know their education system is a joke but they will publicly pretend it was really hard and that they had to study all the time. Also, at work they really pretend that their jobs are super important and that they have to work so hard but most of them spend half the day reading Bild.de and the other half drinking coffee and looking at facebook. Most jobs here are a joke. Also: most Germans are also racist. If you infiltrate their groups and make friendly with them long enough they will confide with you that they actually do hate certain foreigners.
Finally, my advice to you is not to learn German unless you really need to for some reason, like you are studying in German or you need a job where you'll speak German. You'll just be disappointed in the things people say. It's better not understanding the slobs in this city. That is fact.

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  Anonymous wrote:

They bring you into their sphere of influence and the hate on Jews.forigners.russians ans anybody hho is not "German". I look forward to wipig this piece of poop human off the face of the planet.x

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  Diabase XXI wrote:

And then they accuse of muslims being rude to them (when, ironically, Nazi Germany and Turkey cooperated in WWII against jews).

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  Anonymous wrote:

So you where asked twice if you need help and declined and now you're complaining it wasn't genuine enough. Get your head out of your ass.

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  Anonymous wrote:

stop worrying about what i'm doing and worry about why you're worried about what I'm doing

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  Anonymous wrote:

I no longer view Germans as normal human beings. It makes it easier to deal with their irrational demeanors. I don't get too upset when my dog pees in the sofa because I know he cannot really understand abstract concepts. Really makes life here more pleasant.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Indeed. Every social interaction here makes me feel like Einstein, explaining general relativity to a dog.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I hate that i have to look for a foreign doctor each time i need one cause i feel unsafe with german doctors

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  Anonymous wrote:

German doctors have a really short period of education compared to other nations. I don't blame you for fearing them. And there is no recourse for malpracrice here. Remember the German doctor in London that killed all those people a few years back.

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  Anonymous wrote:

6 years of study until approbation (licence to practise) + 4-6 years specialists residency training. Really short period.

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  Anonymous wrote:

it is 4 years and until very recently they were not required to specialize in anything. many do not even have the doctor title.

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  Anonymous wrote:

nah it's 6 but otherwise ur right

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  Anonymous wrote:

Josef Mengele was a German doctor. We all know how that ended.

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  Anonymous wrote:

To be fair you gotto look at the history. Nothing really is without any reason. Just probably really hard to understand. By that I mean seeing the human within the mess, which is what causes being less hateful. And that I know is almost impossible in Berlin. It surely wouldn't be received also. Just gotto watch not to hate too much. Vibe is vibe it only be the same in green. I prefer as somebody wrote "creative bashing", absurdities and such things. Something uplifting

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  abettertomorrow wrote:

German health insurance pays for cosmetic procedures in many cases. As long as you can get a psychiatrist to vouch for you, you can get pretty much any form of plastic surgery performed on someone else's dollar. Breat implants, chemical peels, genital enhancement - you name it. What is most disgusting, however, is that in many cases doctors in Germany even recommend cosmetic procedures to minors (and their parents). For example, when children are observed to have protruding ears it is routine in this country for doctors to suggest to parents to have the condition fixed with plastic surgery. Their reasoning is that being bullied is worse than "fixing" the problem. Eugenics doesn't work.

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  Anonymous wrote:

" is that in many cases doctors in Germany even recommend cosmetic procedures to minors"

This is hard to believe, considering how unattractive Germans are.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Everything

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  Anonymous wrote:

When I was a child, I WENT TO BERIN, I continued to talk like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me and MOVED AWAY FROM BERLIN.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Sorry I meant berLin

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  Anonymous wrote:

It's not really a child thing. Lots of maturity in children with many things cause they are natural.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Bestial
Egoistic
Rude
Lefty
Insolent
Nutters

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  Diabase XXI wrote:

What is it called when people dress up queerly and go drinking?

Cologne - Carnival
Munich - Oktoberfest
Berlin - weekend

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  Anonymous wrote:

Wow, shocking, homosexual dressing and weekend drinking, where will it end ?!

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  Anonymous wrote:

www.youtube.com/watch

this song is for you, with all my love

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  Anonymous wrote:

Carnival of cultures, what a disappointment. Ugly cars, ugly people around, tossing bottles on the pavement, trash, piss and poop everywhere. God I hate this city.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I am sick of people pretending street parties in Germany are acceptable outings for anyone even slightly civilized. There is some drunk German guy pissing on every corner and flocks of drunk white trash with newfound courage. Berlin street parties are for disgusting and annoying.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I went to one "Karnival" of "Kultur" and that was enough for me. Ditto Notting Hill. Booooooring

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  abettertomorrow wrote:

A picture of a poster that was displayed prominently at a university in Berlin I briefly attended. A state-funded school I might add. There is still systemic xenophobia in Germany, driven to extremes by their knowledge that Germany/German culture are substandard compared to all other western nations. They're still dehumanizing and scapegoating anyone that doesn't operate like Germany.

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  ForFucksSake wrote:

America - Germans love to hate it, and it's politically correct and totally not racist because they're a white, privilliged first world country! God I've sat through so many "conversations" (read debate/monolog) in environments that in other places could have been fun listening to children spew their parents views on this crap. It's the same as those idiotic morons that think all car owners are elitist environment disregarding idiots - until the day comes they themselves need/can afford a car. Then they happily tear down the autobahn as far as their little shitbox will go, spewing out as many dead dinosaur breaths as possible, without even considering the hypocrisy. It's all sour grapes, in a land where you're don'ttaught not to expect to win anything, why would you want to play the game.

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  Anonymous wrote:

"it was shocking that money has such a high priority [...] This is not the ideology of my world and I can't identify with these values"

Quiz: which of these high-GDP countries has a reputation across the world for being full of humourless, fun-hating people who live to work?

A. USA
B. Germany

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  Anonymous wrote:

Humour at the workplace is a SIN. No feel good culture at work, hence, no creativity.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Not surprised a 2010-era student from Germany who spent a 3-day, guided trip in Silicon Valley immediately sought refuge in father Germany again. I am 99% sure he had never worked a day in his life. If he was still in a Diplom program he didn't even have to really take any exams. Hearing people actually work 40 hours per week probably traumatized this poor child. Lucky he got deep insights in America with this state-sponsored trip where he watched one company presentation.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Appears to be from mobile.twitter.com/htw_berlin - I wonder if they have an official position on supporting/trivializing xenophobia. Going to ask them now.

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  Anonymous wrote:

another day another terror attack in europe. guess the uk is looking forward to being able to deport these savages soon.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hmmm, funny coincidence that it coincided with the election.

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  Anonymous wrote:

What exactly are you hinting at?

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  Anonymous wrote:

stop spaming. This site is called Berlinhater and not Jihadihater.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Every second person in Neukoln looks like a Jihadist, and every other second person looks like a conforming hipster.

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  Anonymous wrote:

the two poles of libtardism in Berlin collide face to face in Neukolln, the inherent contradictions collide like divergent galaxies....

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  Anonymous wrote:

Lots of big words, there... pity you don't know how to use them at all. Lol!! I suggest you stick to toys that are designed for kids your own age, in the future.

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