Germany is not safe? The reality!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- I am looking forward to share my experience and opinion about is Germany really safe for girls? I know a lot of parents, siblings and other family members have often this concern before sending their loved ones to Germany. I myself have been worried before I came to Germany, but over the past years this worry has not only vanished, but I have developed a sense of understanding about how can one keep herself/himself safe on its own. I hope this video helps you.
muchlove
I'm German . I can only say here in Germany there are also crimes of course ... of all kinds! but conditions like in the USA do not exist here. there are students from the usa who are dark-skinned, who say that they feel a thousand times safer here and go home alone from the train station at 4 a.m. without having a bad feeling about it. It's already very safe here in Germany, many children aged 6-7 go to school alone in the mornings, even in winter when it's still dark. At lunchtime, children travel alone by bus, tram or train to their grandparents ...
German police, is very well trained and helpful in all situations. we also call our police friends and supporters !!!. Of course, everyone can get themselves into dangerous situations, you should know where in which city, the poorly situated people live, yes we have no go areas ... they should be avoided!
An example, the German police fire 80 bullets per year, 75 of which are warning shots and maybe 2 fatal shots!
That itself is a another reason why I love your country a lot. God bless you bro, ofc bad people could be found on every corner of the world and its upto us to stay away from them
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_killings_by_law_enforcement_officers_in_Germany
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waffengebrauch_der_Polizei_in_Deutschland
@@donaghmore1967 hahahahaha what should that be. Do You realy think thats an argument
I am from NZ, but I live in Poland for work. I am now considering to change jobs and I am in a position of choosing between a few different countries in Europe. I'm fully aware of how the situation has changed in EU in the latest 10 years in regards to the refugee crisis. So, for me when I ask whether a country is safe, it is 90% related to how that crisis has impacted the normal communities within those countries. I did receive a job offer from Sweden, for example, and after looking into the situation there, I decided it would not be a safe place for my myself or my family.
Is that true. All policemen/women together fire under 100 bullets a year??
The greatest danger in German forests during the night is the wild boar.
And wilde Schwein. 🥴
@@IndianGirlGermany that''s the same
Oh, I didn't know its called that. 😐 Learned something now today.
I am German and often walked to the train station at 1 of clock or 5 or clock am 😊 I hardly ever feel anxious. I am so grateful I can feel so free here. It's a good place from women from all over the world to live or get some independence
Stimme zu
@Go D. Usopp Willkommen Flüchtlinge!
u clearly don´t live in berlin lol
@@nanigf5629 no, I don't - Berlin is something on a different level to begin with. But apart from Berlin and Frankfurt I would insist that it's comparatively safe.
Germany is so safe that most people don't even begin to think about how to get home safely. The probability that something could happen is just so small.
I love Germany! It’s as safe as hell ;) I agree
Germany is so safe it's one of those countries where it's fashionable to complain about it being unsafe and oppressive.
It wouldn't even occur to me, that walking home after sunset would be considered dangerous. Going home at 7pm in the summer is equally safe to going home at 7pm in winter, here in Germany. Less daylight in winter is just normal and does not require a change in habit.
How did TH-cam know I'm about to go out at night for the first time in Germany... Thank you for your video!
TH-cam knows everything 🥴
Coronavirus
Germany is extremely safe, including for women. It is totally normal for women to be outside alone at night. My wife is also from abroad and she walks home in the dark all the time. Ofc sometimes I pick her up, but not because she feels unsafe.
Obviously you should avoid situations where you feel unsafe (bad guys always look for people who feel unsafe) and you should probably also avoid being drunk and alone at night.
Children and young people are usually taught at an early age to avoid potentially obscure / dangerous situations.
And depending on how well you get home from a restaurant, club, or party by public transport, you are more likely to order a taxi or, if necessary, have your partner or family pick you up. Finally, there are also areas in which the "sidewalks" are "folded up" from 8.30 p.m., especially in the winter months. :)
I'm seriously considering moving to Germany, and this was helpful. I'm a generally cautious person, and bad stuff still happens to me. If Germany is safe as long as you have common sense, then it's given me some hope. I did see another youtuber who said she experienced sexual assault at her university library, but bad stuff happens. Thank you for making this.
Are you moving to Germany for studies?
German man here. I've never felt unsafe. Went running in rural area at night. But also in cities. I studied in Munich and spent hours walking alone through the night. My daughter has been going home alone since she was 15.
As Nikita said: Normal safety precautions are useful. No gun, no knife, no pepper spray. Just common sense.
Good video by the way.
14:15 minutes to say YES its absolute safe for any Girl or Boy or Anyone in Germany
I'm from Munich, obvouisly I am a man but have to tell you this: I´ve crossed parks late at night alone multiple times, female friends of mine usually always went home alone after partying, I knew parents they sent their toddlers alone to the kindergarden etc. etc. I know some weird stories though, nevertheless situations almost never end up really bad. Southern Germany, Switzerland and Austria are heavens in terms of safety.
I get your point about "Vorsicht ist besser als Nachsicht" - or in your words 'precaution is better than cure'. But I try / tried never to get into this mindset of What if... and let fear rule me! I walked alone, I rode public transport alone etc no matter when - but yes without being stupid, e.g. go through a dark park at night. All in all I think that people feel your energy. Are you afraid or sure of yourself?
Only because it gets dark earlier does not mean it's unsafe. I don't get why people think they will get jumped on the street just because it's dark outside. Most crimes are done by people you know or at least know you and not by random people who wait on the street for a stranger to come by...
Your points are valid and this is a nice video and it's perfectly fine.
Buuuut.... your personally completely valid feelings about your personal security don't say anything about the safety in Germany. Two completely seperated subjects. Just saying. Cheers.
That's why the commenting community is here to prove her right 😊
Daylight and night are definitely different especially in larger cities. Especially if you don't want to be around with those coming back from party or similar. And the dark forest at night in Germany are traditionally dangerous for Hänsel and Gretel. 😊
I myself am half German and I go every year with my sister and it is totally safe! The chocolate and sweets are amazing there and they do laws that keep I safe and nothing is wrong with the place! I recommend going some day whoever is reading this it’s worth the trip! I recommend going in Frankfurt or Homburg because they do amazing site seeings and everyone should visit Germany one day and from the thumbnail of this video! ITS SAFE FOR GIRLS AND BOYS! ITS AMAZING! GO TO GERMANY!!
Some people go to work at 4 am
your views surely help many parents to take decision. thx a lot....
Hello ,
My daughter is looking for Masters in AI from Public university in Germany in sep 2021 intake . Her academic score is good & also 7.5 bands in ielts.. how should I proceed further .
Maybe write an email to the office of a university and ask for the process to get her to the university
I believe your daughter should be the one to proceed further with the process and take things in her hands, with you always being her support but in the back. 🙂
She should start looking for AI in different public universities and then see which course fits her. She should then check the requisites and see if an application can be sent for this course.
Put a can of pepperspray in your handbag when going out at 4 o'clock in the morning. This will make you feel safer.
hlo Mam I have plan to go Germany for my further study but I'm confused and not sure about something I can contact you personally if yes then where
what dangers are you safe from or precautious of, could you spell it out?
Yes, we have four very different seasons.
Deutschland war um 2000 eines der sichersten Länder, aber ist es 2020 nicht mehr.
Anyone have any great videos about Germany. My grandmother is from germany. Oma [my grandma],Met my grandfather during world war 2 and they married. She came to America and pretty much raised me. Very old school, smart and just all in all an amazing STRONG, STRICT but loving grandma. I want to learn as much about the country and culture. Could anyone recommend me a great video. Tia- 🥰
That was by far the most extensive list of precautions I ever heard being taken for getting home in the dark in Germany. And I mean that in the sense of: I watch a lot of expat-videos and this list beats the whole sum of them.
It really sounds like a combination of indian socialization and your personal safety level. And while I admire your level of caution, I hope you learn to get more comfortable with those kind of situations 😀
4 a.m. is not a dangerous time. It is a time wenn people who have to start work between 5 or 6 a.m. get up. So it is not really "night" any more...
I want to move to Germany one day so badly i hope it can happen
same
Same.. From india🙂 and there is a idea. Study ausbildung in germany
Your super careful considerations seem to be influenced by your Indian socialization.
Yes, you can say that.
Thank you so much...
First like first comment first view 🔥🔥🔥 yeah yeah again
People generally feel safer in groups; and I know plenty who avoid walking around alone as well, of course also specifically in darker areas and so on (there's some recognition of this issue, so for example these days bus stops more often come with lights, parking garages have better lighting, and that sort of thing).
Unfortunately, while this might be a subjectively good thing to do, objectively it's effectively precisely the wrong thing. You are infinitely more likely to be attacked by someone you know then by someone random on the streets. It'd statistically be better to turn down a friend offering to walk you home than to just walk home alone.
But, I mean, who does that?
I wanted to write just that, sometimes acquaintances are more problematic than strangers.
I wanna see the mini Nikita.
I really like your accent 🥰
Germany is safe for everyone girls,black people,...
Your voice is better in this video
After new year cologne incident Germany is not considered safe. Earlier in good olden days Germany was safe.
The little bird has left the inner circle of the family nest. For the parent birds in the nest, every place outside the nest appears like the courtyard to hell. The parent birds like to escalate into surreal fears. After all, we know that swarms of dark dragons circling over Germany that love to eat small birds.
God bless you
Is their any age limit to study bachelor's in germany???
no there isn`t but there could be other restrictions like a NC
No, there isn't any age limit for that.
OMG, you are in germany? Sounds different. What:s your problem with the dark? With the night? Why you are so scared about what..?? Germany is not India...USA...Brasil... I hope you saw over the last years in germnay, that you don't have to worry about things you talking about
Don't take it personally, but from my perspective safety in Germany has decreased due to the refugee crisis. This is from someone coming over from Poland were it is safe as anything.
It better be safe it’s Germany
Sound quality is very poor
I don't think so. The sound is fine, may be you check the medium of your audio output.
Forests? Scared of witches;) u don’t have to be that careful, the chances that u get attacked is maybe a million to one over years. Except maybe where r a lot of foreigners, they can be annoying.
First