Whats your View to the Germans

Unnecessary necrobump is unnecessary.

At least this time, he bumped a thread that was a month old. I believe he also bumped another thread that was over a year old.

Many Germans aren't counscious about the danger of Islam.
Islam is a big thread for the German Culture.

Those who think I'm a nazi, they're wrong.
I want US occupation back to Germany.
And I want to have Germany americanized again.
So Nazi-Germany never gets unleashed again.

And I don't get why swastikas and yelling sieg heil is illegal and Kamikaze flags
and sayin' BANZAI is allowed.

Dude... another Necrobump? seriously... Post in active threads.

Unlike a large number of Americans, the group I am representing, I have actually been to Germany. I will admit your language can scare me at times because I can not tell if you are angry or not. However, the people there are nicer than the people I deal with on a regular basis. One interesting tidbit I learned while over in Germany, your waiters memorize all of their orders, no pen and paper is used. I think that is cool.

As long as you guys have Sabine Schmitz, I don't care about anything else. [Seriously, perfect woman!]

In all seriousness, Germany looks like an awesome place to live, were it not for the restrictive gun laws. Though, Germany to me...dunno how to put it...seems kind of chilly and mechanical.

Heh... our waiters. Well actually it depends on the size of the restaurant you dine in and the reputation but indeed, in most cases they do remember the faces etc.
Regarding our language: We set it up that way to confuse innocent foreigners. Jokes aside, I don't think the getting angry is that much different from English, except that due to the distance of the pronoun "sie" we put up, it won't be as direct as in English... if your adversary knows the rules of polite language that is.



We got alot of those over here. If your talking about meat, the first thing that would pop into my mind is a Kassler Kotelett.



Regarding the gun law: We don't need guns here for the civilians as we can actually trust our police to do what we want them to do. It's not like you have to search for a policemen around here.
Regarding the "chilly mechanical" thing it is sadly one of the things that still clings to us since the time of Prussia back than the German military did a large turnabout and the drill was increased. Last but not least it is also due to the fact that we still use "sie" a formal way of addressing people older than you or at a higher position (e.g. your boss, professor etc). Yes I hate that part aswell but nothing you can do about it :P

Anyways let's put this thread to rest again, it deserves to be WRECKED! :P

if you got questions regarding Germany etc feel free to PM me. However I will NOT reply if you ask regarding Lederhosen, Sauerkraut, Bratwürste, Hitler, Nazi Germany or what we think about Jewish people. If you want to inform yourself regarding those things let's just say that the first 3 are cliches and that Hitler and Nazi Germany are despised amongst the population (except for the usual 2-3% of idiots you have in the country that are retarded) and that we treat Jewish people like those of all other religions.

I see them as normal people, well, most of them.
But i have to say, i cannot help but feel less about them after chaining up 2 world wars...

I have German heritage but I've never been to Germany. I grew up in Pennsylvania where there's a lot of German heritage and customs. There's the Pennsylvanian Dutch too...

A lot of times I noticed Germans come into the Best Buy I worked at usually for things like camera batteries and stuff, tourist things, and we would always strike up a conversation how they're always surprised by the amount of influence Germany has in that area. A lot of the names, some foods, and some traditions are kept that way.

Though I would never know what it'd be like in Germany itself.

I love Germany. I speak the language and have German friends, love the food and the music. As far as the Nazi thing goes; every country tends to have some horrible things in their past (like us with the Native American population).

Fine necro, Sir. However, this gives me a chance to riff on Germans, so it's cool.

My view "to the Germans":

loud-mouthed; hoggish; whiny; always complaining / bellyaching about trivial things when not eating; act like they own the place; wiseacres, especially when clueless; haven't realized yet that they lost the war and think we're still their Gauner-Gau; unfunniest people in the world (but always quick to think themselves outrageously funny); obsessed with cars to an unhealthy degree; informer mentality; and finally I really dislike their idiom. German German is almost as bad as the Viennese variant of German.

This. Totally this.

What I know about Germans:

-They make weird porn, but there are gems out there.
-They enslaved the Jewish during world war II, killed millions of them. Can't blame the Germans today because the ones who did those stuff were the Nazis.
-They make good watches and excellent cars.
-Chicks.

I sense a new necromancer roaming in the vicinity of Fakku.

With the Germans, well, it's difficult. I'm from a country who was forced to submit to them without being allowed to resist (Munich Dictate, wiki it) and during WWII we were one of the enslaved nations which were intended to be annihilated or moved to Siberia and stuff.
With that said, I don't hate them. It's just a matter of national pride... in our education system, the most discussed topics are WWII and communist era, both being taught with the main thought that it was wrong (well, that's true). Every Czech or Polish citizen with the least bit of national pride will probably always get subconciously aware when communicating with someone from Germany.
I'm living near the German border (users from Germany migh actually know Rozvadov or Bozi Dar with their respective opposites... I live 20km far from BD actually) so I get to communicate with Germans pretty often. They are the same as any other nations with good people as well as assholes, but I'm always a little tense while communicating with them.
Talk about being too aware of the past, but I'm like this and it won't probably change.

Germany as a neighbour country is nice, the people are friendly (most of them) and fun to talk to. (greetings from upper austria)

Allot of the preconceptions mentioned here are true, as I know my share of Germans I know that they in general are very friendly. I really don't care about the past, so for me they are all good :D

There is one thing though... I'm danish, and every summer we get tons of german turists which insist on being naked at the beach, now this would not be so bad if they represented the general german populus (I have meet some very hot young german ladies) but it is only the fat, middle aged germas which feels the need to "share" them selfs... but besides this seasonal beach horror then I love the germans :)

Wow. I didn't even remember posting in this

Argh. Denmark. Sweet sweet second home for me. Lived and studied there for 8 years. Down here we sometimes had the joke that the major 2 reasons the danishmen step across the border are alcohol and cheap shopping. The major 2 reasons we go to denmark are ... well the beach and porn. Seriously, cross the border to denmark @ Flensburg / Kruså --> Gråsten etc and you will notice 4 porn stores lined up in a row in about a distance of a 200 meter between each other.

Jokes aside, I have to say that we are just as good and just as bad as about every other European nation you can find. We got our fair share of problems just like any other one and we are also people that love to meddle in others affairs while not cleaning up the problems at hand

Couldn't help myself.
If you think almost all germans are like that, then i am very much amazed at how well borders work. Salutations to you, and disagreement eternal.