Cunt?
What are the good and the bad parts about being from your country?
Good
>first world
>free education and healthcare
>easy to get money
>little to no natural disasters
>friendly people
Bad
>most foreigners don't like you
>bad stereotypes
>muslims
>shitty politics make life worse in most ways
>most foreigners don't like you
What? Who exactly doesn't like? Even here in Russian we don't dislike Germans, despite of some things happened in the past, you know.
There isn't really a bad part desu senpai
We don’t dislike Germany though..
Fuck Krauts desu
How about conscription?
good
>functioning welfare system
>free healthcare (albeit kind of subpar)
>free market
>safe, very little crime
bad
>horrible people
>full of niggers and arabs
>shitty climate, rain 2/3 of the year
>boring and flat
I didn't think about this, you got me here. But you don't have to serve in the military if you don't want to. Instead you can do community service although it takes half a year longer.
We have similar thing, but its bad anyway cause your government forces you to work for free.
What is good about consription in Russia, is that we corrupted shithole and you can pay 150K rubles (like 2300 Euro) to avoid conscription. So everyone who has something more useful to do with their life than spending 1 year in army avoid conscription.
Trolling?
Poles hate us
Isn't the cost of living really high too? or do most people make enough money on average for it not to matter?
No, why do you even think somebody hates your country?
These guys hate every their neighnor - Russians, Germans, Ukrainians, Lithuanians...
good
>weather
>lifestyle
>high wages
>free healthcare
>people are mostly decent
bad
>chink overload
>shit internet
>lots of things are expensive
>politicians are really, really slow
Well, you can avoid conscription in Switzerland aswell, but you have to play dumb when they test your qualities. The bad thing is, that you have to pay 3% of your yearly income until you're 32. When you do community service while you have an employer, you get paid 80% of what you employer would give you.
Yes, the living costs are high, but so is the salary of most people. It's nice when you go travelling because almost everything is cheaper, but really bad for tourists when they come to Switzerland.
Is it common thing for Swiss people who live near border to go for shopping in neighbor countries - France, Germany, Italy?
Country and/or people
>Bad
>>most foreigners don't like you
>>bad stereotypes
""""bad"""""
I wish I was born in Germany and not in this shithole.
Good
>basic needs are cheap (food, gas, water, electricity, internet, etc)
>diverse cuisine
>treat tourists and foreigners nicely
>public transport is cheap as well
Bad
>crime in certain shitholes
>dishonest people
>likely to get mugged someday
>hopeless government
>most foreigners don't like you
You are admired the world over, I do not get this
Public transport is pretty cheap where I live too. If you have a low income you get a concession and it's $4 a day to go anywhere in the city as many times as you want. Otherwise it's about $8 but still pretty cheap compared to our wages.
Everywhere in Switzerland is near the border, you have to drive like one and a half or two hours max to reach it. But it is really common, especially for those who live 30 minutes away. On the other side of the border, some people go to work in Switzerland, but I have no idea if it is common for them.
>shit internet
You know you have made it as a nation when this is a genuine complaint
bus fare is $0.50 usd here, and $0.35 for students/senior citizens
In Mexico City, the subway ticket is $0.25 to any line and station.
>most foreigners don't like you
You just take some getting used to
" a combination of candor and insolence. Only Russians can gracefully combine both at once" Terrance Malick
So it's not difficult for a EU citizen to get work permission in Switzerland?