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

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wow, nice new design. cheers.

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Welcome, we felt it was time

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Germany's government expects to spend around 93.6 billion euros by the end of 2020 on costs related to the refugee crisis, a magazine said on Saturday, citing a draft from the federal finance ministry for negotiations with the country's 16 states.

GLAD. I. LEFT!! Yeah...screw that noise.

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a tidy sum

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It is scary to think what would happen to Europe and especially central Europe in the near future. The government just disregarded and disrespected the will of its citizens. No country can handle an influx of migrants in a short period of time without facing political, economical and most importantly social repercussions. What Germany owes to the middle eastern refugees morally speaking to justify this irrational generosity? Berlin is going to get even worse now. Most of these migrants will end up here and the far right groups will go completely nuts.

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  Anonymous wrote:

Thanks for the tip! Last thing I need is to ever be stranded in Berlin again!!!

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Have a job offer with decent money that would need me to return to that idiot Berlin....am torn...I freaking hate Berlin BUT perhaps having money and isolating myself from its inhabitants can work? hmmmm....I freaking hate that city.

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Take less money elsewhere... job is not life and life sucks in Berlin

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I am talking from experience here. They will pay you less than what they are offering now... much less (not counting taxes and whatnot). And since you're there already you will have no other choice to sign the contract and Berlin will have screwed you once again. IF it is really good money and you cannot make the same figure elsewhere, then make sure to sign the contract BEFORE you move to the city, in that way they won't be able to "change their minds". I've been played dirty by German and non-German companies in Berlin so I would suggest you to be always suspicious of their offers.

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Thanks for the tip!! Last thing I want is to EVER be stuck in Berlin again.

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I live in isolation from its inhabitants. But unfortunately Berlin is itself isolated from the rest of the world so I'm v bored

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Me too, we could hang out buddy

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www.newyorker.com/cartoons/a19409

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It's so accurate, it's almost unbearable

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Thousands of right wing thugs on the streets of Berlin.This kack hole is about to implode in serious social discord.Only assholes will be left in this city shortly.Tourists,culture events and investment will go else where.And this greedy city of bigots will get what they deserve.

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I know I am leaving soon. I posted the same before I don't even have a solid plan and only some money that may last for 6 months. But I'm sure as hell I won't stay here. I used to say that poop will hit the fan soon but now I think there is no way to stop it.

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German citizens who pay almost half of their pay check to support these "refugees" and other muslim families with 5-10 children cannot be considered greedy. Crazy right wingers are over reacting as always but it is not a reason to call them greedy.

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Read the comments to get to know the real Berlin.
www.reddit.com/r/berlin/comments/4h15td/my_awful_experience_in_berlin/

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Worse than the post are the comments, Berliners really are douchebags

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Actually, the commentators were spot on. Racism card does not excuse drunk and horny tourists.

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Meanwhile in Poland; hate speech is once again legal in Poland thanks to right-wing government. www.breitbart.com/london/2016/05/06/poland-abolishes-anti-racism-watchdog/

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I know how this seemingly unrelated news to Berlin keep getting closer and closer to Germany; first Greece, Austria, then Poland. Until one day news will be that a far right party will have won the elections and new and radical policies will be underway. These European far-right parties make look Trump tame and not xenophobic. (I dislike Trump a lot by the way)

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Just got a cappucciono (Barini in Rixdorf), told the woman that it was too cold and then she laid into me saying "you should say something right away" but that's what i did and she started to argue and bully me. They will never get my custom again.

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I don't mind the city so much but the people are the rudest, most aggressive people I've ever met.

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IF ONLY the people in Berlin wasn't so broken up.

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1)Türken 2)Türken 3)Türken

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Err dude?

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Jerk fuckwit.

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Oh god, I just went back into the city by tube after many years avoidingit. How can people bear it? It's a great system, but it stinks and every carriage seems to have at least one odourous oddball, and every journey practically guarantees a visit from a passing "musician". I wish the stations had ticket barriers

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One phrase: Das ist hier kein Fahrradweg! So glad I won't have to put up with this belligerent rudeness for much longer

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Is it just me or youth unemployment is like super high in Berlin. I lived in France for a while and there it was high as well like 25% of all youth population but in Berlin that number feels much higher. I mean that is something you cannot blame on immigrants, it looks like the unemployment is part of the German society. I would like to hear your input people.

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I used to have the theory that Berlin is just Germany's social bin, where all the dreamers, punks and alternatives from villages and towns can move to to do their thing without bothering the more productive members of society, and that's why the rest of Germany is happy to continue to pay for it. If you live in a wg here, and don't have much desire for buying stuff, you don't need to work more than a few evenings a week in a bar, leaving plenty of time to pursue your art or social 'purpose'

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Berlin's unemployment rate is about 9%. But about 20% on social welfare of some sort.

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Considering that 20% of Berlin's population is on welfare plus 9% that are officially unemployed we get a whooping 30% of unproductive people (of the total population not only youth). That's almost one in three without counting underemployed people. That is staggering, if you ask me, that explains a lot of what is wrong with the city.

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The season of cold grey and dread is over, hurray, let the season of sitting in badly kept fields masquerading as parks, and bathing in muddy inland waters begin! I honestly don't know what to do here sober.

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