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

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origin.bnn.ca/one-in-four-german-employers-say-partner-violence-sometimes-okay-1.1676782

Always interesting to see i to their psychotic minds.

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fornicate Krautland and Krautts

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www.bz-berlin.de/artikel-archiv/missbrauch-und-belaestigung-in-brandenburger-fkk-therme

FkK iSn't SeXuAl It's JuSt A cElEbRaTiOn Of FrEeDoM oF tHe HuMaN bOdY

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8 police reports in a single month and the place is still open. in fact, all they did was install video cameras so the owner can trade kiddy videos on the darknet with other depraved krauts, see:
www.tagesschau.de/inland/kinderpornografie-boystown-zit-101.html

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I think about leaving Germany sometimes but don't know where to go :(

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Just leave. I mean, there is unlikely that you will end up in worse place than Germany

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Depends if you have a profession/trade you can work with remotely, i, e. Computer work, etc, or self employed painter, handyman, or do you need a job. If you need a job, you'll need to know the language. If you can work remotely, go to Poland and juts relax, and earn your money from another more affluent country. Sure there's some alcoholic morons there, but 975 of the people if not more are very nice, very peaceful, creative and intelligent. It's my favourite place in Europe. If you're vegan like me, it's a foodie paradise, unWOKE and they have good morals. Also, very cheap. Try Poznan first, it's very close to Berlin, but might be better to get there straight away, or wait until spring next year, you don't want to see a place for the first time in winter. Also Amsterdam, you'll and on your feet there, but the accomodation is very expensive until you get settled. Try to get some help on CouchSurfing.com Otherwise, go back to your home country, get a good job and just travel once a year and have fun. You'll never fit into another culture, you need to grow into the culture in babyhood and school, otherwise you'll never get the nuances of the host country. Where are you from?

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I’m from Poland, I’m actually your neighbour and I beg you to please stop jacking off so loudly.
Chenguie

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Isn't Amsterdam too woke and gay for you Krakow man?

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Pooland just seems so uninteresting to me

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Actually Berlin is the real Pooland, if you know what I mean.

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www.reddit.com/r/germany/comments/qlzy31/what_factors_should_i_consider_before_accepting_a/

LOL read this thread. Germans are trying to convince an American expat that their country is better than US

Why are they so obsessed with US?

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They are obsessed because their shittty media (controlling class) is obsessed with the U.S.

These dopes have no idea how people who aren't wage slaves live. Idiots saying "Zend chur keeds to ze public schule for free" are retarded. A dude making 7 figures isn't sticking his kids in a public school, he doesn't want to live in a street where it's common to see public urination and junkies drugges out on the pavement. At least (as far as I read which wasn't that much) I didn't see anyone say something like "I am a student and live on 800 eur a month and only eat potatoes and quark!!!".

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I am not sure why people tolerate berlin long term. Is it becauss they are aged and too old to start over somewhere else, no € to do so, look like crap, etc? I mean

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Do people hide out in Berlin to avoid facing reality

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They get stuck and don't want to sell the time invested at a loss, so they double down

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What do people here think of Hamburg compared to Berlin?

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Much better.

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apnews.com/article/entertainment-business-united-states-publishing-book-publishing-6cc11dea867b63b1edad1cc2c9a353b2

Germans arr buying up American publishers and infrastructure at an alarming rate. Politico now belongs to Axel Springer. Scientific American belongs to Holzbrink. Flixbus just bought Greyhound. Now S&S is going to the krauts as well? What the hell is going on? What sre the Germans trying to accomplish here? A rewriting of history, science and pop culture that adheres to German hate speech sensitivities?

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GET IT OUT THERE, THE INFO NEEDED TO FIT THE PUZZLE TOGETHER. A W.H.O worldwide initiative. To change your DNA. This is just for Australia, but every country has the same agreement.

//www1.health.gov.au/internet/main/publishing.nsf/Content/054D7F36DA7F8F72CA2581A8001278EB/$File/Aust-Nat-Action-Plan-Health-Security-2019-2023.pdf
Connect Bill Gates, friend of Epstein, Klaus Schwab from the WEF, Bank On International Settlements, WHO, Council on Foreign Relations, other UN initiatives, including Agenda 30, which if you read their spin, sounds quite benevolent, but join the dots, link all the people and you see a different picture.

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What's the tldr for this 33 page PDF?

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where does it say anything about changing your dna?

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NO! ITS NOT BILL GATES! ITS THE CHILDREN OF HITLER, WHO ESCAPED FROM GERMANY THRU A LUFTWAFFE U.F.O. TO MOON. THEY ARE HIDING THEIR ON THE MOON BASE, AND THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR CREATING THE VIRUS!!! (Oh wait there is no virus

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Anyone who stills thinks CV19 is anything more than a flu, is a total moron. I presume you don't know what Agenda 30 is.

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I seriously forget about feeling / being happy since I started to live here. (7 years) I have never lived in Berlin but believe me, anywhere in Germany is as equally bad as Berlin. Berlin could be worse by every measure but living in Germany makes me wanna puke each day

I don't even remember when I have had my last meaningful conversation in this country, I have not made any new friends in the course of 7 years (I came here to study my masters and It was an international program. The only people I consider as my friends are some of the people from that group) When I go out, I get very angry because of the lack of manners of Germans. For example, they suddenly stop on the pavement, they stand on the pavement and keep talking without moving to allow you go through, they ride bikes like there is no one around, there are many junkies around Hauptbanhofs, when you accidentally get in touch with a German, he / she starts questioning you etc. I literally don't feel like I am alive here

On the other hand, I do have a job in IT at an international company where working language is English. I am allowed to work from home permanently and the job Itself is not stressful. I have chance to apply for German citizenship next year September (I will be eventually leaving If I would get the citizenship anyways) If I would remain employed at this company. This means, keep living in Germany at least for one more year even close to 2 years. I am reluctant about this because I am 30 and don't want to keep wasting my life here

I am also planning to move to another country in 2022. This move requires me to apply for a visa and the visa needs me to provide reference letters from my current employer. I have to explain the situation to my German manager and I hope, he will support my initiative. I am afraid that, after explaining my situation, he will open the grumpy and scorning German mode and try to sack me soon. This means, I would not be able to apply for citizenship until I find new employment (I specifically look for English jobs) This can be hard and time consuming.

To be honest, I am more than willing to move out of Germany asap but I also don't want to be stupid not to get German citizenship (I am non EU person) when I am so close to It. What would you do If you would be me?

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You should 100% obtain the citizenship if it provides a significantly more powerful passport than what you currently have. Use the excess time in Germany to save up and plan your getaway. Good luck

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I wouldn’t move to another country or tell him anything until you get the citizenship. At least if you can get anything out of your time in Germany, get a passport. Otherwise you will regret it

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You don't like the country nor the people, but you are fixated on getting the citizenship. So you basically have no honour, nor self-respect, as you are being opportunistic. Someone with a real sense of honour would want to get the citizenship of a country they would want to stay in and contribute to. I agree with you on Germany being a sh1tty country and Germans being awful people, but you are no better. You are probably a woman.

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OP here. Yes, I am being opportunistic and there is nothing wrong with this.

I have been living here and contributing but I don't want to deal with constant discrimination, scorning, lectures by Germans even about the country I was born and raised. Germans don't care about the contributions I bring, they only see my as "ein anderer Ausländer" regardless what I do or how useful I am to German society. Getting citizenship would be my legal right to get It and I am considering to get It.

From ethical point of view, you could be right but why would I care about being ethical for something which is not harmful to anyone? You could argue that, getting German citizenship is so easy but that would be the problem of the government of Germany not mine.

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You should get tied onto a tree and get beaten up incessantly. You are a subhuman. Nobody with some sense of pride would want to gain citizenship of a nation they despise. You are repulsive.

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Dear OP, don't ever bother giving explanations to this troll! He's a creep, and the garbage that comes out of his mouth says it all! I wish he would just enjoy Poland and get some professional help.
You do what anybody would do, get a German passport and keep your job until you have a better one, hopefully somewhere a bit more pleasant!

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Be patient and spend whatever time you need in order to get the German citizenship, once you have it you won't have to have the burden of having a visa if you stay in the EU.

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Whoever is writing this person does not deserve a citizenship needs to realize everyone is an opportunist that comes to Germany, or another country for a better life. The OP put their time in, so to speak. Let them get the EU passport.

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I think people should stay in their own country/cultures and bring the standard of living up there, just like generations of Germans had to do. I agree somewhat with the radical poster here, that opportunists are not very nice people, just leave Germany, go back home and apply yourself there. Improve your own country from within for your future generations, just like older Germans did. Hard work, long hours, enthusiasm, optimism, commitment, take these traits back and make a difference.

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What the…. who the hell is the very honorable poster? Did he get the receipt?

Getting citizenship means 0, it’s just a paper that gives you certain access. No one owns this planet, but there are political rules. Getting citizenship brings some benefits, it doesn’t make you German or anything.
If you have contributed for 7-8 years to it, go for it!
What the heck is all that hillbilly hate? I would frankly do the same, as the German passport is “stronger” than mine… nothing wrong with that. I lived here, I contributed here, I’ll go for it. At least something out of it… the rest is crap anyway.

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2 posters above. Germans did not bring up the standard of living in germany. Foreigners did. Only thing germans are good at is building machines

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To the Florian posting about cherman hard work raising the standard of living: you’re so brainwashed and wrong it’s frustrating. Gastarbeiter and Marshall plan helped your economy, NOT Chermans. Without foreigners, this country would eternally be krankgeschrieben and in Urlaub or partying for three days straight taking drugs. Without foreigners, you’re nothing. Just lazy racists with no manners. If a crisis comes, you’ll show your true colors and kick all foreigners out and of course you’ll lose again. And again and again.

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reason.com/2021/11/01/germany-playgrounds-risk-insurance-fall/

As if kids on German playgrounds having to dodge drunken public pissers and heroine syringes isn't risky enough as it is. Always amazing how mainstream German movements always coincide perfectly with austerity measures and refusing to improve anything at all about this country by any objective measure.

Up next: Why it's actually a good thing that German electricity prices are highest in the entire EU.

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Where would you all move to if given the opportunity to leave Berlin today?

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I moved to Poland. Best move ever.

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What city in Poland? Seems equally cold and bad English

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Was considering Spain or the USA

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" What city in Poland? Seems equally cold and bad English "

Kraków.

I didn't come here to speak English, though. If I wanted to live in a multicultural nightmare I would have moved to any cucked anglo country.

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Poland can't be so good if you spend your days being an insufferable female genitalia here on a website about Berlin

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Poland sounds worse to me

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Poland is probably only good if you aren't gay.

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LoL Fuckk Poland and Polaks

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Don't worry, I bet all tehse people or maybe one person downvoting, have probably never even been to Poland. I loved every minute of my 6 months there, the people are polite, friendly, hospitable, the food is ten times beter than German 'food'. Beuatiful architecture, lovely cities, quieter, much cheaper, a movie is €4. A very nice atmosphere over all, and the Poles are very creative. People are so stupid, they judge Poland by the filthy stinking, angry drunk Poles in the U-Bahn, in Poland they make up 0.0001% of the people, and the critics have probably not even been there. Give it a try, it really is a charming place. If your gay, stay in Berlin, you've found your home, being a white hetero male, I don't feel welcome in Berlin, I'm constantly told white people are crap, even by woke white people, so what's the difference. Go where you are excepted, don't try to change the society. Poland is very welcoming and most people under 50 speak enough english to get by and many speak very good English. I know it sounds crazy, but trust me, you'll love it, go for a five day trip and get a feel for it, Poznan is only a couple of hours away. A really peaceful, beautiful city, with excellent parks and restaurants.

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Good then stay there

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More than Poland people dislike you and the way you monopolize this website with your lunacies

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Why are German businesses so stingy that they can't even offer free water, free bathrooms, free condiments, benches for waiting and shelf stocking outside of opening hours? And if German businesses cut out all of the extra benefits, then why aren't the prices here lower than back home?

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Only allowing beige or grey computers in the workplace sound 100% german.

www.youtube.com/watch

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www.germanpulse.com/2012/10/19/dear-tante-lene-whats-the-story-on-germans-digging-up-old-graves/

Germans are obsessed with erasing history whenever possible and destroying any sense of family.

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Germans even only rent their eternal resting places.

How fitting.

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