Frankfurt is Drugged Out!! 🇩🇪

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[mitchsmith]

Spanian just teleporting all over the world right now 😂

[tarnpirlane]

Having recently been to Frankfurt and staying in Bahnhofsviertel, I can tell you that the reason the city is the most dangerous in Germany is because there are no Germans there.

[walbrzych]

I stopped at Frankfurt for one night to catch a flight. As soon as I stepped out of the station just groups of immigrants all sat around just staring at me, approached by two women shouting at me about god knows what. I went to the hotel and didn't even come back out. It was absolutely frightening. Horrible place, hard to believe this is happening in Germany.

[kurman-g]

You will notice the difference if you walk through the Bahnhofsviertel when its getting dark at day its like 20 times safer than at night

[smlif]

I’m from New Zealand but living in Germany. I Walked through here a few weeks ago at around 2am to go clubbing. it is genuinely insane the amount of open drug use, fighting as well as dealing all going on just on a few streets more than I’ve ever seen in my life combined. All this is happening while police standby and watch it unfold without intervention. Everyone there also doesn’t bother regular people walking by they just do what they do as if you aren’t there. Crazy stuff

[tomdurover]

In Netherlands it’s seen as racist to hang the Dutch flag out, maybe in Germany it’s the same. It’s weird but reality

[itzatothab]

2:45:

Waffenverbotszone - Weapon prohibition Zone basically means, that carrying an already forbidden weapon will lead to even higher sanctions (penalties etc) than before when you were carrying a forbidden weapon.

Example:
Knife blades longer than your hand palm are prohibited.
If you carry this kind of knife in that Zone the penalty height will exceed the original penalty height.

[sebastientumahai]

Frankfurt and a lot of Germany will shock people how degenerate and dangerous some cities and areas are. I’m from New Zealand. The 2 thing we have in common with Germany is the fact that people tourists etc etc don’t expect these countries to be the way they are.

[DenGunero-tpcr]

I grew up near there, and I am also a third-generation immigrant. You should have gone there at night, its absolutely crazy. In the past 5-8 years it got worse.

[jkh]

"Very developed city" What a surprise in the 3rd largest economy on earth!

[MrClopperhead]

One of the main reasons, germans doesn hang flags, lies in the German history of the 20th century, particularly National Socialism and the Second World War. During this time, nationalism and the flag were used in extreme and negative contexts. After the war, the public display of national pride, including the hanging of the flag, was therefore to be taken with a grain of salt in Germany to avoid being associated with these dark chapters of history.

[arroarro]

Thanks for the vid, brother👍As a German I would say this area is not the most dangerous in Germany. There are hoods in Berlin or the Ruhr Area that are more dangerous. The area around central is actually quite expensive and I guess most people committing crimes actually live elsewhere. Anyway, this area is definately the worst in terms of drug use and problems connected to that. Maybe one small area around Hamburgs central station is about to become a contender

[davidjames]

Germany used to be incredible before the invasion of immigrants from the Arab world.

[jme]

Too many immigrants hanging around with nothing to do except pester woman and locals

[skunky]

next stop neukölln/kreuzberg (berlin) brother! greetings from berlin, been in oz for two years keep up the good videos

[platinumkidd]

“Not allowed to fly ur own country flag here but you can fly ur LGBTQ flag” 😂😂😂 gold

[Merc-veue]

Reminds me of brussels, that mix of traditional buildings with glassy skyscrapers..but clear inequality, poverty and an ominous feeling everywhere

[AddieHilton]

Germans are a minority in Frankfurt, which has a jewish mayor too.

[skylark_]

Be grateful for what you have & what you've been gifted

[DPrintCornwall]

I travel to here every year for a 3D printing show, and have to arrive at this station every year.
Great job for highlighting this, it needs to change, and i know the people organising the tradeshows have considered this when selecting the event in the future, i always thought it looked worse here, than the worse ends of london, i'm from cornwall (more coastal and rural), uk, so comparing both is like living in a entirely different world.