germany sucks
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it is over, Germany is full with nazis, and the east germany sucks.
It is ugly (not all), dirty and the ppl always sad... (not everybody but a 95% YESSSS)
i cant understand them, why can´t they enjoy the life???
Sorry but germany sucks.11 Mär 2007, 02:10 new york man
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HUGE TREES!
Brilliant one mate!.Hahaha!!..that Old "Faggot Trap!"..and "Happy Foreigner" bought it!..HAHAHAHA!!...just exposing more prejudiced issues that the repressed denizen of questionable parentage has!...( I think there may be 2 "g's" in Faggot!)...also loved the way you got "HF" to peruse the text!..HAHAHA!!!!..thank's for a really good laugh!..that has made my day!...and I presume that "HF" means "GOOD" points, rather than "GOD" points...mind you who knows?..obviously a fundementalist,...and definately a "Mentalist!"..
"Hey!.."HF",..I have a one legged, Chinese speaking, Black lesbian dwarf, living next door to me...AND she is on state benefits!...what do you reckon?...should I burn her?..
Keep it up!...You ROCK!!!!!
HAHAHAHA!!!!!!!Bloody Good Laugh! 04 Apr 2009, 02:50 - Verstoß melden -
@scN Anja
As far as I can see you would not know these things without my explaination.
I go crazy.It is ALWAYS the same.For years and years and years me and other people of turkish descent are trying to explain these things.
But usually you could know all these things just by thinking.
I wonder WHY you and tons of other Germans need someone who explains it to you.
You should recognize by yourself that most Turks in Germany belong to the "Unterschicht" and that they came from the poor villages of Turkey.
It is not difficult to know that Turks from the middle- or upper-class would never do those jobs which most Gastarbeiters did.
And that shows me that you know nearly nothing about Turkey.
A lot of german people are ridiciluous concerning these subjects.Cem Dönmez 04 Apr 2009, 04:00 - Verstoß melden -
@scN Anja
And I say it again
MAKE A FLIGHT TO ISTANBUL
Until then you better do not talk about these subject.
GoodbyeCem Dönmez 04 Apr 2009, 04:09 - Verstoß melden -
@Cem
I visited Istanbul 4 years ago. A wonderful, modern city, fantastic clubs and friendly people.
the happy german 04 Apr 2009, 04:36 - Verstoß melden -
Cem,
No, we better don't talk in any way. Now, that is a "good" advice. Makes things way better.
And of course, travel next time should go to Anatolia, because that is what you talk about, isn't it?
Good to know, there is always someone looking down to another one...heaven help, i've lost my brain 04 Apr 2009, 08:29 - Verstoß melden -
@the happy german
It is good to see that there are german people who know what I am talking about.
I hope you had a good time there.Cem Dönmez 05 Apr 2009, 03:00 - Verstoß melden -
turkish crimes against humanity
I think atleast kurds are to appreciate, what there gained from germany.
I know, because you turks promised(Attatürk to be specific) them there own country, but you didnt appreciated there help at killing nearly all Armenian people
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_Armenian_casualties
so you betrayed them.
You turks didnt even have shame to ridicule yourself.
I can only adress to the american people, that you should always think about these facts and why we Europeans dont want Turkey to be in the EU.
Also they killed and tortured Christian people, they dont accept christan churches to be build in Turkey, they dont accept south cyprus as a country, they invaded north cyprus, they are still suppresses curds, they are not ready to be in the Eu, not even close!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Turkeydragonmaster 06 Apr 2009, 04:40 - Verstoß melden -
scN Anja
1/ Germany was not capable of resolving this issue (same with "duldung" for asylum seekers) by itself due to public resistance and weak politicians. The German govt had to be forced by the EU (the EU third country nationals directive, about 2003) and also to have proper immigration law (zuwanderungsgesetz) for the first time.
2/If you live in an empty house with no traceable owner for I think 8 years in most countries and probably Germany as well, the house is legally yours. But two generations still on a temporary visa in another country is ridiculous - even if you come from a different culture, even if you are not "integrated." You just can't treat people like that, and you will be forced to behave properly as has now happened.
3/When people are permanent citizens of a country, they get assistance from the government to learn english or change their social attitudes etc because their elite form pressure groups, work in the government etc.
4/"Integration" was replaced by multiculturalism decades ago in many countries. Even in germany, it only means "speaking the german language" not "being just like us". We live in the modern world now in Germany, there is no "us", even a neo-nazi would not be able to define what a "German" is - as they also couldn't do in 1933-1945.the australian 06 Apr 2009, 05:40 - Verstoß melden -
@dragonmaster
Obama was in Turkey during the last few days.
You will see how things are going to develope in the future.
You better kill yourself now,because things are going to change in favor of Turkey.
The US and Turkey are close allies.
Obama spoke in the turkish parliament,in front of the press and with turkish students.
Watch BBC or CNN today and you will see,what US-policy concerning Turkey will look like in the future.
And then go and cry your heart out.Cem Dönmez 07 Apr 2009, 04:06 - Verstoß melden -
nato vs eu
the nato isnt the eu, i think a lot of turks dont understand that they are mayor differences between this 2 organisations, the nato is military pact for defence, with usa,canada, most of europe and turkey, the eu on the contrary is an union with its own currency and equal standads of law,social standads, possibility of moving freely in the countries without visa etc.
Its much more than just the Nato, so the requirements are much harder to fullfil for turkey, even when the armenian problem is solved, there are still the porblems with the cultural and political kurds autonomy, the recognition of south cyprus, because its an eu member, also the freedom of religion.
All these problems have nothing to do with the nato, but all with eu.
As long as they are not solved, turkey cannot enter the eu membership, or even join the euro.dragonmaster 07 Apr 2009, 05:24 - Verstoß melden -
@dragonmaster
I know quite well that the EU is not the NATO.
I was not talking about the NATO.Cem Dönmez 09 Apr 2009, 11:16 - Verstoß melden -
@dragonmaster
By the way,the EU is the one who doesn't understand that it is a different organization than the NATO.
A few days ago an EU-politician (Olli Rehn) said that Turkey will have problems joining the EU by not accepting the danish Prime Minister becoming the new head of the NATO.
That was sooooo ridicilous.What have this two subjects got to do with each other?
Whole Turkey laughed about that.Later other EU-politicians said that it was wrong what Mr. Rehn said.Cem Dönmez 09 Apr 2009, 06:20 - Verstoß melden -
@dragonmaster
.....and Turkey is solving all the problems which you've mentioned step by step.
There are kurdish TV-Channels in Turkey since a few weeks.Kurdish people get more and more minority-rights.
Turkey will open it's gates to Armenia in a few weeks.
The country is ready for a dialogue with Armenians.
Churches and christian schools are re-opened (for example the famous christian school in "Heybeliada" near Istanbul).
Turkey also has lots of jews who live in peace with the rest of the population for over 600 years now.During the Ottoman-Empire many hundred-thousand jews emigrated from Spain to turkish territory.Later,during the german Nazi-regime Turkey also gave new home for jews.
The requirements for an EU-membership will be fullfiled.
But of course the EU will still not accept Turkey.
But......who cares?
Turkey is changing,because the country WANTS to change.It is not changing to satisfy the EU.
Who cares if the country is an EU-member or not,if it has reached the EU-standard???????
Turks will not care.
Maybe Turkey will not want to join the EU by it's own.It might be an advantage to stay outside the EU.
Turkey is changing very fast.It is already a country,which can't be compared to any other country with a major muslim population.
As Obama said,the country is a positive example for muslim countries.
Eva Mendez said that Istanbul is her favorite city and then comes Rome.
Mickey Rourke,Charlize Theron,Carmen Electra,Christina Aguilera, are just a few names who are fascinated by the country.
Musicians like Depeche Mode,Pet Shop Boys,Deep Purple,Pink,Shakira,50 Cent,Beastie Boys....and many,many others always do some gigs in Turkey.
Franz Ferdinand even wrote a song about it.
Do you think that all these people would be fascinated if Turkey wasn't a fascinating place?
Are all those people crazy?
Do they come from non-developed countries?
Turkey has a bad image because of the uneducated "Gastarbeiters" all over Europe.
The country is very,very different from what people in Europe think about it.
But of course this will change in about 10 or 15 years.
Nikki Lauda (Formula 1)said that he saw more women in Turkey in short clothes than in many other countries.
There is soooooo much more to say about the sick relationship between the EU and Turkey,but I am afraid,I can't count them all.
So,....I leave you alone with your prejudices,my friend.
But I know that one day you will be ashamed of your thoughts about Turkey,Mr. Dragonmaster.
DON'T FORGET MY WORDS!!!!!!!
Until then I wish you a happy life!!!!Cem Dönmez 09 Apr 2009, 07:10 - Verstoß melden -
GERMANY IS MY HOME AND YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT IT!!!
No Joke! You all tell so much shit about Germany whats the reason for it, if you dont like Germany piss off!!!
Proud off my Country 09 Apr 2009, 09:52 - Verstoß melden -
I agree with you
Germany is really full of racist, they don't like me because I have black hair and brown eyes(they told me that personally). The americans are just all the opposite, I've made a lot of friends who are from america and they also want to take me to New Jersey(where they come from).
looki 10 Apr 2009, 08:19 - Verstoß melden -
@looki
I am a German who has lived in the US for a number of years (WA and CA). I now live in Germany again. I can relate to some of the criticism of Germans as not being as approachable as people in the US or Latin America. However, I find accusations of racism as leveled by you and others in this forum wholly inappropriate.
Sure, there are racists in Germany. There are racists in the US (ask the blacks/Latinos/Asians). There are racists in Mexico (ask the Guatemalans and indigenous people). There are racists in the UK (ask the Indians). There are racists in Japan (ask the Ainu). The list goes on. I honestly can't see anything special about Germany in this regard. In my experience, it's all about how you approach people yourself. That will, to a large extent, determine how they approach you. If you expect them to be racist to begin with, you shouldn't be surprised if they actually are toward you.
It seems to me a lot of you Germany haters out there are really only getting what you ask for. Guess what, we are people, too, not incarnations of your twisted imagination. Treat us as people, and you will be treated in kind.
And sure, Germany's history is replete with wars and examples of how bad man can be unto his fellow man. But, for example, so is the UK's -- the entire history of the British Empire is one big display of atrocities. Ask any Indian or African that has the dimmest idea of his country's history. Does that mean I hate the Brits? No. I might as well hate humanity, which I don't either. The point is, there are good people and evil people everywhere.
I liked a lot of things about the US when I lived there, and I disliked a lot of things. You don't have to love Germany, just be a little more balanced in your assessments. The world is not black and white, and neither is Germany.aleman 10 Apr 2009, 08:58 - Verstoß melden -
@Cem
You should acknowledge that the Turks in Germany, for the most part, are not the most educated part of your nation's populace.
They mostly came to Germany from Eastern Anatolia and were a nuisance to the Turkish government in the 1950s, which is why they expedited their relocation to Germany. The Turkish government didn't want these people in their own country!
What you're saying about how nice a place Turkey, and Istanbul in particular, is, may have its merits. I can't say because I've never been there. But why is it that the Turks are just about the only ethnic group in Germany that is experiencing a cultural divide with the rest of the population (not just ethnic Germans but everybody else in Germany)?
I'll tell you why. They had a poll among (ethnic) Turkish university students in Germany, and it was found that a third of them (!) condoned honor killings. And that's the university students! Most Turks in Germany are far from that level of education. Why is it that Turkish parents still teach their children how bad of a society we are and that they should not mingle with us?
How can we integrate someone who doesn't want to be integrated? The hostility the Turks are experiencing in Germany is mostly of their own making. Germans are not hostile toward Italians, Spaniards, Greeks, really just about anybody, the way they are toward the Turks. Doesn't that make you think? How would you feel if the least educated part of the Ruhr valley population mass-immigrated to Turkey, never learned a word of Turkish in 40 years and on top of that taught their children how evil Turkish society was?
I'm sure you'd be really welcoming toward them, now would you?aleman 11 Apr 2009, 01:06 - Verstoß melden -
aleman
what do you want.kill the turks like hitler did with the jews?you germans are guilty,not the turks! you germans must learn to live in a multicultural society.
french man 11 Apr 2009, 02:26 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
Read my post. I never anything like that.
I'd love to welcome the Turks into German society. It's they who don't want to be a part of it. How is that our fault? If they hate our culture so much, why do they want to live in our country?
Stop pounding us with stereotypes of yesteryear, and address the real issues.aleman 11 Apr 2009, 02:52 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
By the way, being a Frenchman, maybe you should reflect a bit on your country before criticizing ours? What about the Algerians in France? Do you welcome them with open arms? And what about Napoleon? He invaded and conquered half of Europe just like Hitler. In Germany Hitler is despised but in France Napoleon is revered. Why? Seems weird to me.
aleman 11 Apr 2009, 02:59 - Verstoß melden -
aleman
napoleon never killed anyone in gas chambers like you germans did. and algerians are very well integrated in french society.
if the turks dont want be part of german society,leave them with their culture.it is what mean multiculturalism. each people with their culture,sharing the same espace.why is it too dificult to you germans understand.french man 11 Apr 2009, 03:04 - Verstoß melden -
aleman
of course the turks dont want be part of a country with a shame history like germany.they are in germany to enjoy social security and things like that,not because they like germans(to like germans is impossible,i am sorry to say).germans are the most disgusting and crazy people in the earth,and germans deserves to live with the scum of turkey forever,to pay what they did in second world war.
french man 11 Apr 2009, 03:09 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
Algerians are surely not better integrated into French society than Turks are into German society. Just look at the riots in the banlieues.
Hitler was more efficient in killing people, that is true. But Napoleon also killed a lot of people, you can't deny that. At least we've learned from our past. You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who supports what Hitler did it Germany, but you'll find lots of people who aggrandize Napoleon in France to this day. WHY?
Finally, I disagree with your concept of multiculturalism. If anybody immigrates to another country, whether it be Germany, the US, France, or any other place, they should try to become part of that society. That doesn't mean they should give up their cultural heritage. I value different cultural backgrounds and all that that brings to a society. But if they really don't like our society, as in teach their children we're the infidels, how can I accept that? Nobody forced them to come to our country. If
it's so horrible, why don't they just go back?
I'm not a xenophobe. I've lived in other countries myself. But I do expect a minimum level of adaptation from immigrants. I did the same when I abroad.aleman 11 Apr 2009, 03:14 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
I just read your second post. I can't believe you're saying these things. I was born in 1975. How am I responsible for happened during WWII? And even my granddad, who fought in the war -- how can you really blame him. They would have shot him and his entirely family if he had refused to serve in the military.
It's so easy for people to judge Germans. But believe me, nobody is more ashamed of the war than we are. That has nothing to do with how the Turks behave today.aleman 11 Apr 2009, 03:19 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
PS: I am really disgusted by people like you. A discussion with you is pointless. You will hate Germans no matter what I say because you've decided that Germans are evil.
Go to Germany and you will find that virtually anybody you meet will be ashamed of the war and the Holocaust.
Again, I was born 1975. But it doesn't matter to you. You've decided that all Germans are evil by race. How is that any better than deciding that Jews are evil?
Huh?aleman 11 Apr 2009, 03:27 - Verstoß melden -
aleman,the nazi
you germans are nothing more than barbarians and cannibal.all civilization and culture that is worth in europe came from france. the only thing you germans can do is to kill defenseless people like jews or turks. go to find other thing to do besides to hate that poor turks that go to your damned germany to escape from starvation in turkey rural areas. you germans never change,always the same bunch of murders and racists psicopats.
and napoleon was not a racist,and never killed people based in race or color.he killed,of course,but with honor,in the battlerfield.your hitler had no honor,he killed older,children and women.there is no comparation.french man 11 Apr 2009, 03:31 - Verstoß melden -
aleman nazi
i was born in 1973,almost the same age that you have,but i dont hate arabs in my country like you hate the turks.you must agree that there is something wrong with germans: you cant love,but hate a lot! it is very strange!
and i dont hate germans, i only said the truth about you.sometimes is hard listen the truth from a foreigner like me...french man 11 Apr 2009, 03:37 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
Don't you see that you're the bigot here?
True, Hitler had an evil agenda, and I don't mean to excuse it at all. But don't equate that with the character of the German people.
You don't seem to listen to what I say at all. You've decided for yourself that Germans are evil, and nothing I say can ever change your point of view.
At the same time, you say things like "all culture that is worth in Europe came from France".
Can't you see that's the same kind of attitude that led to "Deutschland ueber alles".
Really, stop it. It's another century now, okay?aleman 11 Apr 2009, 03:37 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
I don't hate the Turks, all right?
I only expect that them not to teach their children that we're the infidels. Can you really not understand that?aleman 11 Apr 2009, 03:40 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
And stop calling me a nazi. That's an insult.
It seems to me you criticize me for being conservative because you're a left-wing multicultural idealist, but that's a totally different issue from German vs. French.aleman 11 Apr 2009, 03:43 - Verstoß melden -
aleman nazi
but to teach that westers are infidels is part of turk culture,like the beer is part of german culture.why dont you respect their culture,and let them call you infidel.do you must to kill them because they call you infidel? give me a break!
respect other cultures,and you will to be respected.can you really understand that? if not,join npd or the new ss,and be happy.french man 11 Apr 2009, 03:46 - Verstoß melden -
aleman
yes,i am left wing.have you no shame to be a conservative? are you part of npd! i cant believe that!
french man 11 Apr 2009, 03:49 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
WHO SAID I WANT TO KILL THEM?
You are out of your frickin mind, dude!
To teach that we're the infidels is not acceptable, it's not some meaningless folkloristic feature of their culture. It's okay if you disagree with me on that one, but do so the way you would with French conservatives who hold similar views, not as a German. This has nothing to do with German vs. French culture.aleman 11 Apr 2009, 03:50 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
Listen dude, you're really annoying me now. I am not NPD. They are not conservative, they are nazi. Stop slandering me and putting me in some corner I'm not in. My political views are conservative but really liberal in the classical -- French! -- sense, the way embodied today by Ron Paul in the US.
I expect people that live in a country to not seclude into separate societies. Again, you may disagree with that, but that has nothing to do with me being German.aleman 11 Apr 2009, 03:54 - Verstoß melden -
aleman npd
yes,it has nothing to do with france against germany,but right against left.a far right german is very freak,do you agree?with all those nazi past...
in france,we have no problem with arabs.the riots that you mentioned were only a episody.
for me ,a german conservative is not more than a nazi.sorry,but it is what i thinkfrench man 11 Apr 2009, 03:57 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
I will end this discussion now.
You disgust me to the utmost degree. You have no willingness to learn about Germany, nor about conservative viewpoints, nor about what it means to be conservative in Germany today. Conservatives in Germany distance themselves vehemently from nazis past and present. The conservative party is the CDU, not the NPD. The NPD is not even in the German parliament.
Chancellors Adenauer and Kohl, the strongest proponents of European unity, were from the CDU.
You don't know what you're talking about at all.aleman 11 Apr 2009, 04:05 - Verstoß melden -
aleman
well,i see that at least one thing conservatives of cdu shares with nazis of npd: the hate against turks,and the belief that german culture is superior to turk culture.
go drink your beer,german,and contitue to vote to far right parties.all barbarian like beer and is right wing.i will drink my wine,and i will go on to vote for the left.french man 11 Apr 2009, 04:12 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
National Socialism and Communism/Socialism have the same philosophical root -- they're both based on Hegelian philosophy which elevates the states above the individual. As I said, I am a conservative but you might just as well call me a conservative-libertarian. Look up Congressman Ron Paul's Campaign for Liberty in the US. That's what I subscribe to.
It should be obvious to you and anybody reading this that that's a far cry from any Nazi-type philosophy.
The true Nazis today are the do-gooders like Nancy Pelosi.aleman 11 Apr 2009, 04:15 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
How many times do I have to say it? I don't hate anybody. I don't hate the Turks, all right? But I do expect everybody, Turk or no Turk, to try and be part of the society they live in. That's not asking for too much now, is it? It's what the French meant by "fraternite'" in the French revolution. How can there be a functioning society if some group calls the rest the infidels?
Good night, and happy Easter.aleman 11 Apr 2009, 04:18 - Verstoß melden -
aleman cdu
you,like all far right people,like to mixing trues with lies.the conservatives are not rational people.you see the world like a religious fanatic.and nazi philosofy is related to nietzche.the comunist philosofy teach that the state must be abolished. you are wrong!
french man 11 Apr 2009, 04:21 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
No, I am not wrong. Marxism is rooted in Hegel's statism just like National Socialism was. The communists believed that the superior state should decide what was best for the people, and that they should be "educated" to the point of being killed.
Stalin killed more people than Hitler. Do you hate the Russians as much as you do the Germans...?aleman 11 Apr 2009, 04:25 - Verstoß melden -
aleman
good night.dont forget to eat your kraut and drink your beer before sleep.
far right or not,you nowadays germans,are very funny.if one want to see you upset,it is enough call you nazi! it is very funny!french man 11 Apr 2009, 04:30 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
I don't like you guys either, don't worry...
I don't like your overpriced food, your arrogant manners, the fact that you can't get a double room with two separate beds in your frickin country.
As an American friend of mine put it, "In most countries, the more educated people are, the less prejudiced they are about people. Not so in France..."
Bonne nuit mon amialeman 11 Apr 2009, 04:34 - Verstoß melden -
aleman
russians never invaded france.but i dont hate germans.i only think that you are very freak.and stalin was not a racist like hitler.
read marx and other comunist theorics,and you will see that you are worng.forget this doutrinaction from your party! marxism has nothing to do with nazism.french man 11 Apr 2009, 04:36 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
Dream on, dude. You may realize the truth when the current financial system -- upon which socialists all over the world have relied to finance their overspending -- finally collapses. I say good riddance.
aleman 11 Apr 2009, 04:39 - Verstoß melden -
aleman
al leat we dont eat only potatos with beer. our food is expensive because it is the best food in the world.you germans only eat trash ,and dress like red necks!
but france is civilized,and germany only has tecnology,but no real civilization(i mean civilized values)
do you dare to compare paris with your shit berlin! gosh!french man 11 Apr 2009, 04:43 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
True, Russians never invaded France. But the French tried to invade Russia (Napoleon), just like Hitler did a hundred years later. I still don't get why you guys revere Napoleon so much. He was a wannabe Alexander the Great, really.
aleman 11 Apr 2009, 04:46 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
I don't like Berlin. Berlin's not that great, I actually agree. But at least it's not the ONLY city we have in our country. Germany is very diverse, which in your ignorance you may not realize. We have lots of mid-sized cities and a very diverse collections of different cultures within the country. By contrast, Napoleon mandated everybody to speak the dialect of Paris by threat of severe punishment. That's why YOU only have one city where everything is concentrated. France to me is the epitome of a centralist country. Paris = France. I like some variety.
aleman 11 Apr 2009, 04:49 - Verstoß melden -
aleman
go to learn to eat and dress ,and i will tell you why napoleon is the greatest man of all time.you german looks like the redneck of usa.and german women are the ugliest women in the world! i think that all this ugly women was what made you germans war lovers.you went to war to escape to german women.
french man 11 Apr 2009, 04:52 - Verstoß melden -
@french man
Your great French baguette is only so great because it's mostly made from imported German grain. Look up the facts.
aleman 11 Apr 2009, 04:52 - Verstoß melden