Downsides of living in Germany 🇩🇪👎🏻 

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I've lived in Germany and think that the number one downside is that it's very crowded, traffic jams and so on. There are people everywhere. But, I don't think that they are that political correct as you say, at least not in Bavaria. It was also quite easy to make friends and if you go by public transport or visit a "Wirtshaus" , beergarden or pub, people often start a conversation. But, it's of course harder for those who don't speak german.

Make a downsides of living in the UK… actually, try to make a video of the _upsides_ of living in the UK, good luck with that one - you’ll need it!

In the Netherlands stores are also closed on Sunday in the Netherlands but every city has some dates we refer to as ''Koop zondag'' translates to somthing like ''buy sunday'' on this day most stores are open but not all. Supermarkets are always open on Sunday but close earlier and supermarket staff working on Sunday get pays double.

Please could you do a video about the Taiwan, pros/cons of living there.

Can we see a Belgium video soon?

A very important downside, at least in Berlin: smoking is still allowed in almost every bar and club

Very personal downsides, for me it is an upside to have no powerplants in the neighbourhood. Besides, Austria has no powerplantes as well, there you forgot to mention that as a downside.

those immigrant issues in europe also happening in Malaysia now…I dont know who’s worst but our situation is the same and the worst thing with us is some of the illegal immigrants claiming in east Malaysian claiming one of our state belongs to them😂😂😂

Set against such glorious vistas, Germany surely ranks as a country to visit. But living there is certainly a challenge.

Downsides of living in switzerland would be interesting, right? Or is everything tutti over there?

Still a very nice place to live with and this country offers ausbuildung just like in Switzerland 🤍

To point 2: Oh this is representative for the whole country.

I would like to pay $100,000 a year in taxes.

I´m kind of surprised why people don´t decide to live in Austria, nothing against living in Germany

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Living in Germany is not easy. If you want to move here, you should first inform yourself properly. Reasons that speak against it I list times. Of course, there are also positive reasons but I rather list points that make you think. 1. The unfair tax policy. The system is designed for the really rich and big industrialists. To comparison Switzerland or Holland are tax many times better. If you consider that Germany belongs to the 3rd - 4th largest industrialized countries but the median net salary is about 1800-1950 euros. You don't have to be the best in math to see that there is an extreme imbalance. 2. the high additional costs which exceed in large cities over 50-70 per cent of the net salary. 3. a general conservative mood in the population and in the media. 4. generally conservative parties that govern Germany and corruption in Germany is hardly punishable in Germany. Whereas in other countries such actors end up in prison. See various studies on corruption in Germany. Nevertheless, form your own picture and try to understand the points.

This is a pretty accurate description of the downsides in Germany. I would suggest that the crime rate will rise more than what the narrator expects due to the massive influx of foreigners from non-European countries, which will significantly reduce the quality of life in Germany in the coming decades.

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born and living in germany as a turk i can tell you even foreigners are disgusted by mass migration and illegal migration quality of live decreasing day by day