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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 left almost a year ago after a long time there. I'm going back shortly for a work-holiday but really just to see friends. I feel detached now. For some reason i am slightly apprehensive. Since moving to a really friendly place in another part of Europe I am almost bracing myself for encounters of rudeness or hostility when i get to Berlin again.

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Be careful.

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  Anonymous wrote:

true, berlin is not a nice city anymore, and im here since 2010, but no more, gonna leave, let the pigs pay 649 euro warm for 60sqm

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  Anonymous wrote:

Some good news, the moronic Feminist run Sweden has dropped charges against Julian Assange. I look forward to Sweden's karma for the harm they've caused this man who is a hero of the 99%. Berliners and Feminists are the most evil, stupid CNNTs in this world.

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  Anonymous wrote:

What does this have got to do with Berlin, you dumb alt-right fagg0t?

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  Anonymous wrote:

i guess common line is social justice homosexual

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  Anonymous wrote:

I'm sure she'd be happier being called a dumb alt-Right fagg0t, rather than a brainwashed, left-wing, SJW fagg0t.
Personally, I couldn't think of anything worse to call someone. Except maybe an anarchist, misandrist, Berlin style feminist.
I was very glad to hear about Assange.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Assange alt right? Who got their politics all messed up

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  Anonymous wrote:

There is not adequate AC anywhere in the city even in new shopping malls. I dread riding the ubahn. It feels like a gas chamber in this heat. There are just way too many people in public transport. Why the fck there are even more people in berlin than 3 years ago? It seems that everyone just wants to come here.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germany has the highest costs for electricity in the EU, 2-fold prices of most of the other EU countries. That's explains the lack of AC. But unfortunetaly, energy costs don't discourage the rest of the world to come here. (yes I'm Hans and born in Berlin!)

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Stingy country. You even have to pay to take a piss and 99% of you have to wash your hands with -50° water.

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When the 6 weeks of summer comes, the U-Bahn is like a sauna

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  Anonymous wrote:

yes they are tightwads with enery, closing the atomic plants made electricity more expensive....you roast on the U Banh and swelter in your hotel or apartment...but they dress it up as "helping the enivironment"...reducing greenhouse gases...no just cant afford expensive electricity,,cant admit that because then they'd have to admit Germans screwed up with energy policy..just curious..who pays refugee's state funded apartment electricity bills? can they run AC non stop? probably

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  Anonymous wrote:

The thing is that German electricity isn't the most expensive for commercial use. And German businesses sure as hell have more disposable money than Bulgarian ones for example. But their malls are kept nice and cold. Germans are just terrible humans all around.

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  Anonymous wrote:

yes i can confirm Bulgarian malls have good strong AC, yes German residential customers pay high electric prices to subsidize the German factories producers...one more part of the "miracle' export economy..

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  Anonymous wrote:

German residential electricity isn't subsidizing commercial electricity - it is subsidizing Merkel's bad knee-jerk reaction to Fukushima, export of German solar at a loss and Vattenfall's lawsuit against German state.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Let's be grateful for Berlin. Some people live in New York. God forbid! I have met two girls and I haven't seen more feminazi bullshit, self-centerness, idiotic ideas displayed with pride and confidence, superiority in humans than in these two. I am still amaze of how someone be so proud while having the IQ of a pet and the looks of a bake potato. And not to mention the annoying way of speaking.... God bless America and let the blessings only there! I hate them today because people like this make Berlin a shithole!

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Don't worry miss. It's gonna be alright.
I voted Trump.

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Are you really blaming Berlin's problems on 2 American idiots? Even if there were zero Americans in Berlin, it would be not any less of a sh*thole and you'd still find these far left idiot types.

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Typical Berliner... meet one or two examples of a culture and all of a sudden they are experts on that culture and everything associated with it.
Go live in New York a few years then make your judgments

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A Berliner could never live in New York. They would have to get a job.apartment..etc with hard earned cash and street smarts. With out the German state breast feeding them they have little chance of survival in the real world. Keep sucking on the states nipple little berliners.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I agree with all of you. Indeed, two examples of "americans" do not make a general rule, but regardless their origins, "people like this" as I said before make Berlin shitty. I have friends from New York and they are educated, smart, ambitious and acknowledge the "fauna" as well. I try not to generalise to an absolute level but let's face it. If you meet the wrong american, you loose faith in humanity. Basically US is the best thing ever and NewYork is the epicentre of the planet. Don't make me starting about their statements about world problems. You will cringe. (PS: Yes, I am trying to use UK English. Had an overdose of LIKE awesome LIKE you kno'...)

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Right. New York is the hell. Any Berliners would be lost. Compared to NY, Berlin is a sheltered workshop.

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  Anonymous wrote:

It sounds like you should make a newyorkhater website since you've made this site about New York and about Americans...

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I am guessin' you all from the US. Cannot take a debate without your ego getting hurt. Calm your tits. You miss the point so gracefully that I won't even bother agai explaining. God bless 'Murica!

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Not American but from the anglosphere. You must have been living in Berlin for a loooong time, to somehow flip berlinhater.de into newyorkhater.com. You exhibit all the most typical traits of the most typical Berliner - passive aggressive, projecting, missing the point entirely. People should look at your comments to see what person they don't want to become, if they stay in Berlin for too long. I escaped that city and so grateful I don't have to interact with people like you anymore.

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Thank you. I will take it as a compliment. To make light I must tell you that no, not a Berlin, no, not long ago I moved here and pardon me, but Berlin itself-the grounds of the city are not the issue. The people who inhabit it are the thing pisses all of us. We don't have to agree on all points. I encountered this in Berlin, not US... hence here the hate. In all fairness, the Berliners I know I can count with the fingers of one hands. Everyone else is from everywhere else, but here.

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The irony that a miserable Berliner searched google for a page about hating Berlin, posts vapid provocation and thinks his assessment that Americans cannot accept criticism of America. Are all Hanses on the spectrum?

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And just to add up, I really hate the word "Berliner"... it's used and overused as something cool. Ain't!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Really weird thing to critize considering inhabitants of every city on earth have a specific name.

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LOL at the first comment upvotes. Did the OP really refresh this page that many times to upvote themselves?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Some acehole stole a bungee strap from the basket on my bicycle, a miracle the bicycle wasn't stolen.
Spotted two gypsy pick pockets at Mauer Park flea market on Sunday, followed them and made it obvious I was watching them and videoing their movements, they eventually left, while giving me dirty looks.
This week I had 27 beggars ask me for money, mostly alcoholics and drug addicts, that's why they are homeless.
Had to avoid stepping in vomit, spit, piss and shite.
Dealing with BVG shop staff is the worst.
10 mumbled hellos from neighbours this week alone.
Can't find reliable staff.
Thought a computer at a flea market might be stolen, so I tracked the guy who owned it by data left on the computer to et him know where it was, but when he answered he sounded like a typical rude Berlin acehole, so I hung up the phone.
Spoke to a woman who said her neighbours downstairs had a flock of chickens in their apartment and the rooster would wake her every morning at 4.am-ish.
Saw a Berliner smile on Wednesday.
Everywhere I go, I see women with their heads covered in scarves, to remind me how scarily easy it is to brainwash humans with religion.

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youtu.be/cmSu1vJhKAw

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  Anonymous wrote:

politics make strange bedfellows...Berlin encapsulates this...you have gays, feminist women Communist atheists who hate Christian European civilization living literally next door to anti Women rights , anti gay, profoundly religious Turks and Arabs...both voting for the Greens , Linke, or SPD, one group with no kids paying for the many welfare babies of the other group...all the while the first groups media censoring the crimes of their pets

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I was getting ripped off for insurance until I stumbled across this site www.care-concept.de/krankenversicherung/auslandskrankenversicherung/auslandskrankenversicherung_care_expatriate_einleitung_eng.php

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  Anonymous wrote:

This one also covers psychotherapy, great.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Nice wry comment :o))))))))))) Definitely need it in Berlin.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Let’s face it, all of western civilization is more or less screwed… plagued by greed, materialism, destroyed family values & religion but not replacing it with something that provides people with as much stability as religion/god/family/tradition did, removing tribal identity to create the nation state… now the nation state is turning into the globalist’s playground as pretty much every single western country is being flooded with non-western immigration. You can use your own imagination to picture what the western world will look like in 1 generation, maximum 2 generations time, on this trajectory. So yeah, all of the west is screwed… but in Germany, specifically Berlin, you can look at the dragon right in it’s eye. It’s a place where there is no values, meaning, no ideas, no hope, no peace… unless you want to be in an open relationship drinking a Berliner Pilsner, having no friends or any meaningful relationships in your life, no real career, no real life, just move on. Stop in Berlin, but don’t stay. Don’t fall for the illusion of freedom & hedonism in Berlin… the freedom & hedonism comes with a big price, the price of your mind and soul. I have never met a single person in Berlin who has been here for a long time and is not broken. It also doesn’t take 10 or 15 years for Berlin to break you… it can take only 2-3 years if you live “hard”. It’s a very seductive, manipulative city that makes you question your own sanity and own self-worth, because it makes you feel like something must be wrong with *you* instead of a city of 3.5 million. Because it doesn’t seem logical that there can be something wrong with a city of 3.5 million… rationally, it must be YOU that is wrong.. Because in other cities, you will find good, bad, beautiful and ugly, and you make of life what you will… but Berlin is unique, trust me. Maybe the place is cursed from Germany’s dark history, who knows. And this feeling of “what’s wrong with me” is insidious, you don’t just think it in one day. It slowly creeps up in your head that you are defective and something is wrong with you. Pretty soon you turn into an emotionally, mentally, spiritually broken person who has almost zero chance of recovering, even with all of the therapy in the world. You cannot recover once you go too far, because you will not be able to accept that you wasted years of your life for NOTHING. So if you live in Berlin for 5, 10, 15 years… you become 1) numb and 2) even when you have moments where you are lucid, you quickly go back to being numb again, because the realization that you just wasted your life is too painful to think about. So you’d rather just close your eyes and go back to Berlin… a psychopath waiting to embrace you in their arms, with all kinds of alcohol, drugs, partying, empty people & things to soothe your pain and make you feel numb again. If you don’t have depression, anxiety, personality disorder, mental illness, addiction problem or autism in Berlin you’re actually a minority, and you must either be a newcomer or you live in a very protected bubble in Berlin. I know some good people in Berlin. But they are very, very aware of how screwed up Berlin/Germany is and they live in a mental/emotional fortress, surrounding themselves with only a few people they can trust to not f-ck their psyche. It’s not an easy place to live.

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Also, I want to add, the people I know who are good people and live in an emotional/mental fortress, are stuck in Berlin for reasons outside their control. They do plan to leave when they can, but for now they are trying to survive. That's how serious it is and that's how dark Berlin is. If you somehow found yourself on this site (you rarely will find criticisms of Berlin on the internet for some reason), consider yourself very lucky, read the stories and I know it sounds dramatic, but don't waste years of your life just to learn lessons that people here are sharing with you.

Also - I know people who really thrive in Berlin. Like my ex boyfriend. He has been there for 7 years, loved it since day 1 and still does. You know why? Because he is a narcissist (personality disorder). It took escaping that relationship (just like escaping Berlin) to see him for what he really was, because there was so much manipulation, gaslighting, illusions, psychological warfare going on. You don't see those things for what they really are, until later, when you connect the dots. So as a narcissist (high functioning, intelligent and hides it), he LOVES Berlin... an absolute paradise for him. If you are the opposite of a narcissist (empath or empathic person), you will suffer in Berlin, just like I suffered.

I feel grateful everyday for escaping that relationship and that city, without losing too much of my time. I only spent a year in the city and in that relationship. I don't think I could psychologically recover if it was 10 years instead of 14 months.

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You're right, Berlin is no place for people who are not sociopaths. If you have any empathy, you'll get trodden on. I feel sorry for every person who comes here wide eyed and bushy tailed. They are in for a very dark surprise.

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I actually liked the city, but I found it hard to connect with people in general. Germans in particular. All the other expats seemed after a while lost as myself.

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Germans have no soul at all. They sold it and will never,ever get it back. Pure freaking evil.

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I've lived here for the past six years, solely to raise my six-year-old daughter. There is absolutely no other reason I would live here. I find the lack of empathy and basic emotional intelligence in mainstream Berliners depressing to be around. The lack of empathy is everywhere in this society, from the way organizations and government is run with no consideration for employee happiness, to the way older Germans stare and scrutinize at anyone different, because they are objects on the landscape after all, not people. There's a saying here: "to not be reprimanded should be considered reward enough". So you've got a passive-aggressive generation of people with a victim mentality who look for anyone they can bully. I've gotten pretty tough from living here (and martial arts since I was a little kid, and my daughter loves it too), but I do get sick of having to assert myself with obnoxious Berliners. Seeing friends of mine who aren't as assertive getting walked on a lot.

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I want to move away from europe especially berlin because of third world migration. it will only get worse with time. Middle east and north africa are reproducing at an exponential rate without resources and infrastructure to suppprt such a population. All of them will just continue coming to europe and turning it into a garbage. Eventually european countries especially germans will elect hitler 2.0 or stalin 2.0 to solver the problem.
Another worry for me is muslim fundamentalism. As secular european become a minority, muslims will take over and create shariah rule.

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Depressing and true.

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twitter.com/CarinoBRLN ;-)

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  Anonymous wrote:

haha genius.

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  MM wrote:

Berlin ideas in one video:

www.facebook.com/anonews.co/videos/1626049667406586/

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  Anonymous wrote:

OMG, that's so what Berlin is about. Scary stuff, but thanks for posting. The only shame on you is that it's on FACEBOOK, Mark Schmuckerberg's little baby, that disseminates all this type of left wing garbage, if anyone needs to be in that box, it's him. FK ALL LEFTIES, YOU STUPID FKING MORONS. I hope you all bore each other to death.

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That video is too close to the truth, but so glad someone had the guts to make it. I bet they'll score minus 10 in the PC test.

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  Donovan skulp wrote:

I lived in Berlin for 14 years. I came with great enthusiasm that went off in the years until I fell down, almost and disappeared. Non-existent jobs, competition for less paid, budget-free projects with the promise to succeed, reduced to living in a light idiot with a window in the "coolest" neighborhood. Disposable lives and disposable relationships, disposable friendships, the struggle of the poors with fancy Tshirts, but always "cool". "Being in Berlin is a privilege," they keep on saying to themselves , a voice of somebody who is imprisoned in a city jail. On the threshold of 40 I found myself poor, alone, but "full of friends with a great social life ". Until the day of 3 years ago, the bell rang, and meet my son's mother. The next day we get our suitcases and leave everything behind, from that moment in succession: great work, a beautiful baby, a fantastic home in the center of two floors, a mini cooper, vacation and all the rest is a memory of a shitthole.

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  Anonymous wrote:

"disposable" is indeed a THE perfect word to describe social life here.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Executive Summary of Berlin.

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14 years, and you are still sane enough to write this incisive list of facts about Berlin, well done, that is a super human feat.

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I agree with the previous comment above me saying it's a superhuman feat to live in Berlin for 14 years and to survive with your sanity intact.

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Where do you live now, Donovan? The anglosphere I guess.

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  Mr zipp wrote:

everybody advertise himself hying reality. Nobody is what they claim to be. Whether musician, actors, photographers or so called "creatives", they want you believe they are professionals when they make zero money with their craft. They refuse to deal with reality and get a real job, wake up, go to work, get committed and struggle for a real life. Arbeitsamnt give them 35o euros to pay their evening drink and involve you in the next project, "project" that has no money but "it will make it big". I live there 12 years, never met anybody who made it.

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everybody advertise himself hying reality. Nobody is what they claim to be. Whether musician, actors, photographers or so called "creatives", they want you believe they are professionals when they make zero money with their craft. They refuse to deal with reality and get a real job, wake up, go to work, get committed and struggle for a real life. Arbeitsamnt give them 35o euros to pay their evening drink and involve you in the next project, "project" that has no money but "it will make it big". I live there 12 years, never met anybody who made it.

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  Anonymous wrote:

i can't take it here anymore. The poverty, arrogant and rude germans, too many migrants from third world countries, too many arrogant and entitled muslim thugs, too many tourists, too many hipsters, and too much bureaucracy.
I don't want to live in Turkey, Africa and the balkans. I am not a xenophob. I just don't like multicultural second world cities with poverty, alcoholics and dirty streets.
I can only see a future Berlin degrading into a hellhole with too much crime, terror attacks, poverty and mainly third world migrants.

The only nice thing about Berlin are the surrounding lakes that you can enjoy in summer.

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Those lakes littered with exhibitionist German men? Right. Secret Hans exposed.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Germans and East Europeans sucks too

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God, drove by a couple of parks this morning. The first Stefans are already airing out their sweaty, nude bodies. RIP.

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The immigrants, Turks, Africans etc. are the nicest people I've met here. I find I can usually totally relax around them in a way that's just not possible around the krauts with all their uptight insecurities and lack of personal insight.

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i hate turkish people who play their music loud for us to hear everyday starting from 6am. entitled fxcks.

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Gratulation, you are in Berlin.
German band "Ideal" in the song from 1980: "Fenster auf, ich hör' Türkenmelodien,
ich fühl' mich gut, ich steh' auf Berlin! " - "Window open, I hear turkish melodies, I feel good, I love Berlin".

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  Anonymous wrote:

Go away Hans. Maybe ask the person to turn their music down or are you just another German betacuck?

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i think the 6am music is the Call to Prayer for the Turks, that would be the sounds, turkish minister Ozoguyz says " no such thing as German culture" right on

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  MM wrote:

I came to Berlin for a job in a startup. No professionals, just some average bit entreprenorial darlings that think they're hot shots. Not generalising, but most of the startups are bullshit. A lame ripoff and stolen ideas brought to this Sillicon Valley wannabe city. Also, the angel investors are the new gamblers. I cannot believe that people are funding crap ideas and execution without being infected with some sort of microbe. Also, "everyone is unique, just like everyone else" seems to be the best way to describe Berliners. Same style, same artsy fartsy concept. Overly vegan, overly feminist, overly gay, overly cool. Everyone is trying to find themselves & shit. I am still giving it a chance for now... let's see. If not going back to EasternEurope, man. They're genuine there!
Came here for the hate. Thank you

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  Anonymous wrote:

friendly advice: leave asap. dont give chances.

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  Anonymous wrote:

"Genuine". LOL. Berlin has substituted half of the population within the last 20 years. One third of population are from foreign countries or have "migration background". Growth of 50,000 people each year.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Your LOL does not make sense, because that is exactly what "genuine" in this context means. There is no migration background in the past 20 years in that part of Europe I was talking about. Conclusion drawn according your statement.
Try again and LOL back later when you make sense on the topic. Cheers!

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  Anonymous wrote:

You stated "genuin" as a thing you like in other (eastern Europe) cities. If you wanted to find authenticity, Berlin is the worst city in Europe for this. Not only because of the Fall of the Wall and the last 20 years, also the history before, starting with the Gruenderzeit in the mid 19th century. In the mid 19th century the population of Berlin doubled within 20 years and 4-fold until 1900. Only 40% of population in late 18th century was born in Berlin, similar to the situation now. Than the WWII and the cold war. A place of continuously change and challenging developments.

With the start-up scene you are right. Overrated and pampered by politics. Maybe also typical of Berlin...

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  Anonymous wrote:

That sounds about right now. I assume it was misunderstood in the first place as I meant exactly what you explained now. No people "authenticity" here... only a bunch of "liberated free spirits" that militate for a "fast-forward" thinking. Try to go in a club and ask people to piss on you like in Berghain somewhere in EE. They will "fast forward think" the poop out of you until you find Jesus again. Exagerrating now, but maybe it's a more sane not to leave everyone exercit they dark deep desires in society under the Berlin label of liberation. My ass!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Honestly the concept and definition of Migrationshintergrund is just thinly veiled propaganda the left can use to talk about how diverse Germany is and how hard working "foreigners" are while the right uses it to lament about crime and unemployment statistics (people with Migrationshintergrund also get to fill out a nice, lengthy questionnaire from the job center if they ever collect ALG1). It includes everyone who has at least one parent who wasn't born in this trash hole. Even if one of their parents, whom they have never even met, moved to Germany from Austria when he or she was three years old. Really strange of destatis to collect statistics like that, especially with the much espoused free movement of people. But we all know you can never become a German, even if you literally become a German (through naturalization).

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  Anonymous wrote:

That's just awful and shows how broken up it is...

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  Anonymous wrote:

I need no definition of "Migrationshintergrund". Enough, when in my - ok, fancy, not poor and very popular - neigborhood I am hearing lots of more languages than German. It is not about statistics, it is about daily life and personal interaction - and this suckz in Berlin..

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I can assure you that the best neighbors are the ones who are not from Germany.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Yeah, no matter how you use the term Migrationshintergrund it ends up really discriminating. For instance - at the university, you have this standard phrase for applications for student jobs, that people with MH are favored, especially women. In a way, Mh sounds like being disabled. What about the competences of the applicant?

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  Anonymous wrote:

Do not, whatever you do, give Berlin a chance, pack your bags and run away as fast as you can. Berlin is a psychopathic lover who keeps dragging you back with empty promises, she will take away your self respect, your money, your optimism and positivity, run, NOW, don't stay, because you WILL regret it. In five years time you'll look back as say to yourself "WTF was that all about".

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