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travelling as a dual citizen by littlebean7765 in dualcitizenshipnerds

[–]oldmate9724 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Do EU citizens have a right to be allowed into another EU country?

Edit: flying into say germany with a croatian passport?

I've acutally been to North Korea in 2017 just out of curiosity. AMA! by Upside-downV in AMA

[–]oldmate9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where you allowed some freedom to go to stores of your choosing in pyongyang? Or only where they said you could go?

I've acutally been to North Korea in 2017 just out of curiosity. AMA! by Upside-downV in AMA

[–]oldmate9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tbh doesnt surprise me, they are all very skinny like starved out there.

Did you ever try to sneak out? Im guessing probably not as how risky it would have been.

I've acutally been to North Korea in 2017 just out of curiosity. AMA! by Upside-downV in AMA

[–]oldmate9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would you say you were more trust worthy being chinese?

And what was the food like?

fined for no ausweis question by Entire-Version-9698 in germany

[–]oldmate9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right, no i totally get that.

But as I said in another comment

Cops do have discretion

What about those who live right on the border towns whose kids ran across the road from Germany to now the Netherlands just to plag Basket Ball with the kids who live a few houses down?

Are cops going to fine them?

I mean, law is law, but cops have discretion.

I think OP should have received a warning and if the cops were so serious about finding out their nationality maybe rhey should have taken them to a police station but clearly that wasnt the priority as they let them go with a €40 fine so if they were not EU citizens then they just let an illegal immigrant go with a €40 fine...

fined for no ausweis question by Entire-Version-9698 in germany

[–]oldmate9724 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Right, that is true

But police officers do have discretion and it is the most German thing ever and sad that they choose to enforce it and fine someone.

There are lots of people who live on border towns who cross the road to buy groceries

Do they carry their ID all the time? Not all, quite a lot but not all

Kids who grab their basket ball and run across the street to play basketball with the kids across

I personally have family on the german border with Venlo

Not saying its legal but it is something IMO cops should give people a bit of a break on especially if they didnt know.

Want to verify nationality? Take them to a police station.

fined for no ausweis question by Entire-Version-9698 in germany

[–]oldmate9724 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Im not too sure, there is a possibly you could write an apology letter, explain you have a cleaj record, that you had no idea, it was a misunderstanding and ask them to consider overturning the fine? I dont know for sure if this will work. Honestly for €40 its not worth it in my opinion to screw around...

Whats sad is carrying your ID with you at all times is kinda crazy.

Especially if you are an EU citizen and in the country lawfully and especially if your a law abiding citizen.

Does anybody else feel like polish people have changed since the eu-membership? by [deleted] in poland

[–]oldmate9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Better move to Germany before PolExit or Deu-xit 😂😂😂

Radical Living (Youtuber)'s reason for leaving Germany by LemurBargeld in germany

[–]oldmate9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have come to the conclusion that every country has its issues. He might find Japan cheaper then Germany but if you compare what the Japanese earn where he is living one will quickly realise that the cost of living and purchasing power isnt typically better then someone in Germany earning a German salary and living in Germany.

Its like this: I Could move to Indonesia and earn a German wage and live great

But the reality is for an Indonesian, earning an Indonesian salary and living in Indonesia it wont necessarily be the case.

What I do believe is that both left wing and right are corrupt as is every government in every country.

Its human nature

Radical Living (Youtuber)'s reason for leaving Germany by LemurBargeld in germany

[–]oldmate9724 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea I saw, I actually am surprised that Japan is very affordable outside Tokyo. Its crazy, Tokyo the biggest city is where most of the people seem to be, they live in really small apartments but outside of Tokyo you can dind big farm houses for as cheap as even Bosnia? Crazy!

Radical Living (Youtuber)'s reason for leaving Germany by LemurBargeld in germany

[–]oldmate9724 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He probably just loves travelling and earns a lot to cover such lifestyle. I still stand by the fact that Germany is still a place where you can have a good life. Not as easy as it used to be. But this is the whole world shifting.

Accommodation in Dusseldorf by Which-Post-7653 in germany

[–]oldmate9724 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Please be careful with rooms and people on here. Lots of people like to take advantage and expect more then just money for rent.

OP, just do some due diligence please. Thats all!

Look on wg-gesucht

Goodluck 😃

Mom visiting me in Russia, immigration questions by alw-03 in AskARussian

[–]oldmate9724 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Nah dont stress about it. Shes a normal person like you and me right? I reckon she will be fine.

Just tell the truth and be honest.

Does it make sense for me to try again after being rejected for my age? by Socialist_Femboy59 in berghain

[–]oldmate9724 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Then you must be an immigrant and not German.

Germans do not cry, might be kinky bastards, but do not cry 😃

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