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

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  shaban wrote:

ZenInTheMarkets

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  Anonymous wrote:

Thanks to this site.You continue to heal me in times of doubt.I am not healed yet but the comments here keep me on the right path.Best wishes.

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  jimm wrote:

My dear Berlin hating friends - for a long time we've had people asking for private messages and the ability to add photos - and finally the day has come!
Rejoice in the ability to sign up, and add photos of this dismal place!!

Also, you'll note we added cityhater.com - please, do us a favor, go there and hate on all those other terrible cities (did I hear someone say Paris?) - I feel a bit like I wasted the last week making it for nothing!

@jimm

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  BerlinBaby wrote:

Thanks@jimm, I've been hating with you for years now! Could you arrange an official hate date maybe? I wanna meet all you Hater people for real - making sure I didn't just invent you, when I needed solace on a particularly poop Berlin day. We could meet at Görlitzer Park or somewhere even shittier?

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  BH1 wrote:

Awesome... will dig up my old photos of doner stands

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  jimm wrote:

@BH1 I'm still here - maybe i'll snap a few shots of currywurst stands
- there's nothing quite like a sausage thats been rolling back and forth in fat for the last few hours drowned in ketchup and smothered in curry powder to get the self loathing flowing

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  Anonymous wrote:

be sure to scrub you metadata before uploading pics. hating berlin is probably a punishable crime now.

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  jimm wrote:

That's why we moved it from the old .de domain to the .com - just in case it makes a difference!

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  Anonymous wrote:

everything

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  Anonymous wrote:

To anyone who hates, loathes and despises Mark Schmuckerberg, in other words, anyone with at least half a brain, and you don't want to look at something on FaceBook because it makes you feel kind of creepy doing so, here is a non-FaceBook link to a great video that someone posted below, that describes Berliners to a T. Funny, but scary, because it's so real.
www.youtube.com/watch

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  Anonymous wrote:

It's neither funny nor scary, just tinfoil hat, alex jones-esque, batshit crazy garbage.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Said the Berlin pseudo-anarchist-left-wing brainwashed Soros stooge.
Nothing tinfoil hat about it at all, this is today's "normal" Politically-Correct world we live in.

Berlin is full of left-wing fascists who protest against fascism, sexist Feminists who protest against sexism a and they are all blinded to their own hypocrisy.

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  Anonymous wrote:

You can tell from the writing style, insane focus on leftists, and same buzz words used that you're the same person who keeps repeatedly upvoting their own posts (see other posts that sound just like the above with a ton of upvotes). You need to get off the Internet and see a psychologist. Most people don't live their lives obsessed with fringe politics, even the fringe people you hate on lead mundane lives 99% of the time until there's a protest. You don't see them all over random Internet discussion forums spouting their poop like the disturbed nuts on the far right.

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  Anonymous wrote:

problem is far lunatic left is mainstream in Berlin and many parts of Germany..read the papers..they REALLY believe 20 million more refugees in 3-5 years is no problem

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  Anonymous wrote:

Lunatic Left, even lunatic asylums would accept them, that's why Berlin is full of lefty nut jobs, living in their smelly rabbit warrens, smoking their weed they buy from the MENA "refugees" they "support". The only reason they "welcome" refugees is to get cheap dope, from any street corner in Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, They plaster their propaganda in everyone's face all over shiitbag areas of Berlin and then moan whenever someone who doesn't believe their BS has a say on a forum. These people have huge reality check coming their way, and it's just around the corner.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Sorry, should have read Wouldn't accept them, not would accept them.

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  Anonymous wrote:

All the guys here, hate Berlin, leaving Berlin, or have already left the city. Where are you now or where you wanna be? Whare are these best places (beside that almost everywhere it is better than Berlin).

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  Anonymous wrote:

Anywhere!!!!!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hmm, let me think, maybe a place where 90% of the people are not rude morons, untalented hipsters, not pseudo-anarchists, not misandrist Feminists, a place where homosexuality is not the norm a place where commitment and responsibility are respected, where people honour their words, where pissing in the street and spitting every 10 meters is not the norm, a place where people have initiate to make their lives better, a place where people don't have the leftover of DDR mentality, a place where it's not normal to have "open" relationships, where people are courteous and can think for themselves, where they'll cross a pedestrian crossing when there are no cars in sight of 500 meters either side, where you won't get harassed by beggars every 15 minutes, where people don't search out deviate clubs for their 15 minutes of shame, where all your "friends" will not have left every two-three years, because they can't stand it there anymore, a place where people don't just live day to day, bordering on poverty all the time, forced to eat the ubiquitous don(t)er and curry worst, where people don't make a big show of helping so-called refugees to show the wolrd that they are no longer Nazis, with police guards outside every Jewish establishment, that must cost millions of dollars every year in a city that is poor but "sexy", hey, everyone else forgives you, just don't do it again OK, etc etc etc etc.

On the good side, bicycle paths.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Hope to move to a nice, small town in New England soon where people behave like civil human beings.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Vermont people are absolutely delightful, so friendly and hospitable, and the Autumn foliage colour changes, are one of the natural wonders of the world. . Good move. Congratulations.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Wolfsburg would be better... I always found VW employees to be very friendly... lying, nasty, environment hating, self-important, mass polluting %ickheads but friendly on a social level.

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  Anonymous wrote:

@Obviously Conservative Anon

"where homosexuality is not the norm"
"where people don't search out deviate clubs for their 15 minutes of shame"
" place where it's not normal to have "open" relationships"

Why does it matter what other people do in their personal lives? I understood everything you wrote except this stuff.

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  Anonymous wrote:

-More homosexuals --> higher rate of STD's in the population
-more drug addicts --> higher rate of crime
-More open relationships --> more children born out of wedlock, more single mothers who raise criminals ---> more drug addicts ---> more crime.

See, it's all connected.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I am leaving in two days, and up until I found this website, I was somehow sad to leave, and disappointed that I couldnt feel happy here... as many people, I blamed it all on myself. Now I am happy and excited to leave this place. NIE.WIEDER.

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  Anonymous wrote:

congrats! best of luck in the future.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Thank you, the idea of leavin is the best thing that happened to me since i arrived here.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I'm green with envy, I have to stay until October. Counting the days.

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  Anonymous wrote:

almost 2 years to go, unless i fcking kill myself in the process.

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  Anonymous wrote:

No don't kill yourself, dear Berlin hater, you'll miss on all the beautiful things happening outside of Berlin/Germany.

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  Anonymous wrote:

what kind of weird circumstances are forcing you to have to wait 2 years?

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  Anonymous wrote:

If you really feel like killing yourself, remember that it really is this city and not you. Don't think you've post the plot or that you are useless worthless piece of shite, that's how everyone feels here. So just keep visiting BelrinHater.de and that will help you keep it in perspective, then you will be able to have the brightness of optimism for the future.

Get onto CouchSurfing, they have ex-pat n=meet up nights, that will also help you and whatever you do, don't get lured into the sex, drugs, alcohol and rock and roll (mindless techno in this case). They will try to drag you down to their level, because they hate seeing people who are happy, but BerlinHater.de will keep you strong, because you won't feel so alone. BerlinHater really helped me, because I thought I was the problem for quite sometime and could never find where the problem with me was.

When first came to Berlin, I was happy, optimistic and positive and didn't notice it incrementally slipping away,

I love this site, it's my lifeline to reality :o)) Stick here for the time of your sentence and you'll be OK.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Seeing nice, once friendly people become bitter and resentful after spending some years here. That really breakes my heart.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Indeed. Once some sociologists made a research about people and happiness and apparently what makes people happy is healthy human connection, love, closeness. Alcohol, drug use, casual sex and all the short temp distractions/getaways make you more grey and empty. It seems Berlin is full of "free spirits", empty, disposable people... It gets to you, as someone said before here, you start thinking "What is wrong with me?" Feeling you are not cool enough if you don't waste yourself days after days in clubs and don't blow a carrot in the toilet when your mind is intoxicated and your hormones wild... If you are nice in Berlin after a while you either become trash yourself or just resentful and bitter... Seems there is no half way.

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  Anonymous wrote:

You've nailed it.

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  Anonymous wrote:

this what happened to me. my worst features blossomed in Berlin especially anxiousness, hatefullness and bitterness. You feel empty and numb because you start accepting the trashy life here as normal. You feel enraged when someone is being a penis to you.

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  Anonymous wrote:

gmx.de, which is probably the most used free e-mail provider in Germany, has great homepage articles today to delve into the German psyche.
1. Don't pour unused water from your electric kettle down the sink! Ways you can make use of that remaining water.
2. Trump signs weapons deal with Saudi Arabia! Trump to export weapons and create American jobs (side: obviously it's only ok when Germany is doing it)
3. Too nice for your job? Why being kind at work is hindering your success
This country is cancerous.

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  Anonymous wrote:

i am sad to see so many moms with strollers around. I really hoped germany would wither and die in the next 50 years.

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  Anonymous wrote:

"I really hoped germany would wither and die in the next 50 years. "
It will. Since Germans are more concerned about being vegan cuckolds stuck in open relationships, it is very likely that muslims will be the majority on German soil in the future.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Or ... there will probably be another rise of a far right party.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Don't count on that. As long as the USA exist, there will be no real freedom or democracy in Germany.

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  Anonymous wrote:

lol, blame germany's lack of freedom and democracy on america... what a cuck

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  Anonymous wrote:

As long as the USA exists and keeps puppet governments in the Middle East, we will not be ruled by Muslims telling our womenfolk what to wear, or cutting off their clitorises. No matter what you think of the USA, and most of it I probably agree with you, look at the alternative, which one are you going to choose?

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  Anonymous wrote:

OP: and... what exactly has this to do with Berlin? Just f*ck off, German hater, go hate on Germans somewhere else!

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  Anonymous wrote:

Maybe you should go cry elsewhere, Hans.

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  Diabase XXI wrote:

I can't judge this, because I'm gay (and RIGHT-liberal (Gary Johnson)) and therefore I can't reproduce myself.

So we have Reason No. x to hate Germany: No proper marriage for same-sex pairs.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Meeting normal social needs when shoppng is not possible when you get asked from above for a payback card. We all have the need to be noticed as a human. This is machine shit. People do not realize their social responsibility. It's like playing football in a really poop team. Also, people constantly create unfavourable situations unconsciously. freaking pens not work and such poop and it leads to them being in a position to say something abusive. I mean at least that's how it seems cause after all they don't know one. Just yesterday i checked my phone and i rarely use it in public cause i don't like this and a group of teenagers walks by noting me and the other 2 waiting for the bus looking at our phones and saying with a doublebind: Horrible, everybody looking at their phones. It's good weather guys...but not in a direct normal way but with this freaking doublebind of critical, belitteling. And i sit there thinking..well, what do you know girl...

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  Anonymous wrote:

I mean she had it right somewhere inside, but it came out wrong. And I don't know if i should hate this or feel sorry for her being lost and i guess it depends how you look at it.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Berlin is full of idiots. We just accept their retardation and don't judge them. Autism affects at least 80% of German males. And id they don't have that, they have lead or mercury poisoning. No other excuse for this capital od degeneracy and aggression.

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  Anonymous wrote:

I meant their passive aggressiveness expresses creatively. But then that's normal and you are right, one shouldn't bother too much.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Creative Berliners, now there's an oxymoron for you.

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  Anonymous wrote:

What the hell is with old people here and staring? Just walking through any shopping center I cannot help but notice the miserable scowls of basically every woman over the age of 45. What has caused them such perpetual unhappiness?

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  Anonymous wrote:

"What has caused them such perpetual unhappiness? "

Being women over the age of 45.

When a woman is young and more or less good-looking, she has the world at her feet. After the age of 30 it all goes downhill.

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  Anonymous wrote:

no, being UNMARRIED with NO KIDS and over 45 is the cause of their misery, a husband and kids would make an older woman proud and RESPECTED among the public..German woman over 45 only option...yes 3rd world male 'refugees' who marry them for papers, notice all the over 45'ers volunteering for refugee help centers???

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  Anonymous wrote:

When I was still in Berlin, I saw plenty for old women (old as in, above 40) with their male refugees. It was a funny thing to see. Those women disregarded a lot of men while they were still young. Now their only option are poor, unskilled 3rd worlders lol

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  Anonymous wrote:

To be fair, Berlin men are not exactly catches. They're all plagued with emotional/developmental problems, drug and/or alcohol addiction, early hair loss, poor hygiene, chronic unemployment, generally being cheapskates and so on. I don't blame any German women that prefer non-Germans.

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  Anonymous wrote:

you mean attractive German women dont prefer to live in a squat without running plumbing and go out on 'antifa' dates of torching luxury cars?

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  Anonymous wrote:

These dating issues are pretty similar in most big cities. Women think they want to commit but can't because they constantly think there must be some better catch they're missing. Some men are looking for something steady so they can have sex more regularly and hopefully have some emotional support rather than having to constantly hunt for casual sex with people who don't care at all about them only to fail 70% of the time. But the men who have zero interest in committing also tend to be the most appealing to women, so they focus their attention mostly on them perpetually hoping they can get one to commit, but they don't.

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  Diabase XXI wrote:

The way Berliners live like is robotic. This irresistibly reminded me of a German band called Kraftwerk, which went famous with technical songs. Ironically, isn't it?

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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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  Anonymous wrote:

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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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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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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  Anonymous wrote:

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

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  Anonymous wrote:

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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  Anonymous wrote:

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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  Anonymous wrote:

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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  Anonymous wrote:

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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  Anonymous wrote:

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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  Anonymous wrote:

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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  Anonymous wrote:

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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  Anonymous wrote:

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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  Anonymous wrote:

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

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