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To all the people posting here defending Turks, WATCH THIS. www.youtube.com/watch
How much people--especially on the Berlin subreddit--are going on about how outrageous and upsetting the fireworks are. Granted, there they largely have the mentalities of elderly semi-autistic conservatives, but also everyone breathlessly comparing to whatever the freaking Purge there and elsewhere. Yes, it's all a bit reckless and over the top, but so what? It's mostly fine in the end. Relax. Go to Brandenberg or somewhere for a couple days with your dog you probably refer to as your "doggo." Don't let your dumb children out onto the streets unsupervised. Other than that, it'll all be ok. Really, it will.
The debate is about why so many german low iq dumbies can terrorize people with cheap and pooping fireworks and why not the failed state of Berlin can't organize a real new year firework spectacle like Sydney or Barcelona. But I guess it's because germans are brain dead
Guys, the Germany subreddits are all one of the main distribution points for state propaganda. State-owned radio talked for a week before NYE this year about how terrible NYE would be and the fire department was allowed to declare a state of emergency based on nothing at all. All of this is just to say that Germany wants to ban fireworks really bad for environmental reasons, they just gotta drum up enough hipster support on reddit and Hausfrau and Harzi support from radio to do it.
no dirty muzzrats , ayrabs toorks dirty gutter scum , thats how you know are not in germany....
The rudeness is not "direct" it's disrespect.
Third world county people playing war with explosives out there. F*cking retards
LMAO have to pay 19% import tax on anything ordered from outside the EU + 6 EUR processing fee and you have to pay in cash with exact coins when the mail guy delivers it. What retard thought this up? And that on top of 42% income tax. Working more than 6 months a year to pay the government is bonkers.
I moved away from Berlin at the beginning of the pandemic. I haven't been back since and I didn't regret leaving because it made no sense to spend pandemic here. Immediately the first thing I know this coming back by the way I am only here for a visit( is the infrastructure and the people partying all over the place drinking in the S5 and some guy was vaping next to me. Then there were the junkies in linestrasse. I mean this is all within 30 minutes on the train. I also noticed how how worn down an old everything looks as if they didn't update the Metro in years. I noticed how the pavement looks broken how rain it was how dark the sky was. I already feel the dark energy. It is interesting to be back here but I know at the end of it I will have the option to leave and I wonder how it would feel at the end of it. I haven't really thought about my time in Berlin match Since I've Been Gone but I know that this place will refresh my memory. So far I really do feel like it's extremely foreign and the strange that I chose to live here in the first place. Maybe I would have this update this thread with more observations as the time passes while I'm here. When I found this website I realised I wasn't losing my mind when I lived here and it was one reason why I decided to leave because I realise that many other people felt the same way because the entire culture gaslights you. I definitely feel that this is not a first world country
1. Siemens Corruption Scandal (2006): Siemens executives allegedly paid kickbacks to win contracts around the world, resulting in a €2.5 billion fine.
2. Volkswagen Emissions Scandal (2015): Volkswagen used software tricks to cheat on emissions testing, resulting in a €30 billion penalty.
3. Wirecard Collapse (2020): Germany's largest fintech company was revealed to have allegedly falsified its financial accounts and not properly monitored related-party transactions, leading to its collapse.
4. Deutsche Bank Libor Manipulation (2019): The bank was accused of manipulating Libor currencies in order to increase profits, resulting in a €1.7 billion fine.
5. Commerzbank Bribery Scandal (2012): Officials of the bank were accused of paying massive bribes in order to win contracts in Russia, resulting in a €150 million fine.
6. E.ON Price Fixing (2008
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If you've been unlucky enough to visit Berlin, you know the truth: it freaking sucks. Despite the city's bohemian reputation, Berlin is actually a idiot with little to do and nothing to see. The streets are littered with graffiti and the Berliners themselves are often rude and unhelpful. Sure, the nightlife is (occasionally) alright, but it's nowhere near what it's hyped up to be.
The general quality of life in Berlin is also lacking. Although it's a decent enough city for basic living, it utterly pales in comparison to major metropolises like London and New York City. Public transportation is often overcrowded and architectural icons are few and far between.
Bottom-line: Berlin is depressing, depressing, depressing. Avoid it if you can and save yourself the misery.
I am finally making the move to get out of this shitehole! I am aware that there is a rental crisis almost in every city in Europe, UK etc., but want to ask, whether it is this terrible in UK. Just visited and love Edinburgh, but read that it is also extreme there. How about cities such as Leeds, Liverpool, Bristol, Manchester etc.?
This city sucks the energy out, the moment the plane touches the ground. I don’t want to hear a word of German and will completely erase what I’ve/had to learn about their gibberish language and retarded “culture”
Cant tell a *fuckin joke without them getting offended and them not getting it at all..
Nasty krauts at work not flushing. Dumbfucks
Lol German colleagues complaining Americans' teeth are too white. Can't make this stuff up.
I freaking hate Germans, how they look, how they sound, their lack of social skill, the fact that they think they are better than everyone especially us Americans
"Oh vov ze Chef of ze Rewe gave avay ze fooosball stickers, ve Chermans are ze messiah". Never seen another country of people so susceptible to state propaganda. Another holocaust could happen here extremely easily - just get ARD or ZDF to run some high school-level documentary on why minority X is dangerous to German order. Remember that they built covid detention centers here for dissenters.
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/01/17/germans-keep-refusing-quarantine-could-put-detention-centres/
Americans and Germans deserve each other, both controlled by Zionists. Germany by guilt-tripping and fear-mongering, the USA by brainwashing through MainStreamMedia. Here a list of Biden's top administration. And before you reach for your keyboard to call me an anti-Semite, here's the facts of my statement. See next post.
ZIONISTS IN BIDEN ADMIN
Ron Klain - Chief of Staff
Janet Yellen - Secretary of Treasury
Alejandro Mayorkas - Secretary of Homeland Security
Tony Blinken - Secretary of State
Merrick Garland - Attorney General
Jared Bernstein - Council of Economic Advisers
Rochelle Walensky - Director of the Centers for Disease Control
Wendy Sherman - Deputy Secretary of State
Anne Neuberger - Deputy Nat' Security Adviser for Cybersecurity
Jeffrey Zients - COVID-19 Response Coordinator
David Kessler - Co-chair COVID-19 Advisory Board + Warp Speed
David Cohen - CIA Deputy Director
Avril Haines - Director of National Intelligence
Rachel Levine - Deputy Health Secretary
Jennifer Klein - Co-chair Council on Gender Policy
Jessica Rosenworcel - Chair Fed Communications Commission
Stephanie Pollack - Dep'y Administrator Fed H-way Admin
Polly Trottenberg - Deputy Secretary of Transportation
Mira Resnick - State Department - Dep Assistant Sec for Transport
Other Zionists in the Biden Administration
Deborah Lipstadt - Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism
Aaron Keyak - Envoy to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism
Mira Resnick - Regional Security
Roberta Jacobson - National Security Council “border czar”
Gary Gensler - Securities and Exchange (SEC) Chair
Genine Macks Fidler - National Council on the Humanities
Shelley Greenspan - White House liaison to the Jewish community
Thomas Nides - U.S. Ambassador to Israel
Eric Garcetti - U.S. Ambassador to India [to be confirmed]
Amy Gutmann U.S. Ambassador to Germany
David Cohen - U.S. Ambassador to Canada
Mark Gitenstein - U.S. Ambassador to the European Union
Jonathan Kaplan - U.S. Ambassador to Singapore
Marc Stanley - U.S. Ambassador to Argentina
Rahm Emanuel - U.S. Ambassador to Japan
Sharon Kleinbaum - Commissioner Religious Freedom
Dan Shapiro - Adviser on Iran
Alan Leventhal - U.S. Ambassador to Denmark
Michael Adler - U.S. Ambassador to Belgium
Michèle Taylor - U.S. Rep to the UN Human Rights Council
Jonathan Kanter - Assistant Attorney General of Justice Antitrust
Jed Kolko - Under Secretary of Commerce
Stuart Eizenstat - Special Adviser on Holocaust Issues
Steven Dettelbach - Dir Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms
Amos Hochstein - Bureau of Energy Resources Special Envoy
Eric Lander - Science and Technology Adviser
Are people outside Berlin actually making a decent wage? Is the whole country underpaid?
Even a shack costs upward of 500,000. Then you have Germans 'Renting' culture. These people don't even understand the value of owning your own home but would rather throw double or triple that amount out the window in rent. There is no healthy real estate market here.
When I first started coming here and saw how cheap the apartments were, I was begging the Germans I know to buy them, and like parrots, they all replied, "Vee is Germans, vee don't buy, vee rent". I said, if you buy now, in five to ten years you won't have to rent ever again. Couldn't get through to them, now they complain because the prices have gone sky high, back then you could buy an apartment in P'berg for €38K. "Vee are Germans, vee didn't buy, now vee can't afford to rent".