"To the antisocial...": Anger note from Munich goes viral - cyclists treated wildly
Created: 07/27/2022, 15:54
A piece of paper in a Munich inner courtyard.
© Screenshot: Instagram “notesofgermany”
Someone seems to have completely lost their patience.
In Munich, an allegedly reckless cyclist was made aware of his behavior - in no uncertain terms.
Munich – Who doesn't know it: neighborhood dispute.
Be it a small dispute with the neighbor next door, a full garbage can or music that is too loud late at night.
What can usually be put aside with a gossip in the stairwell can sometimes escalate completely.
At least that's what a note placed in a Munich courtyard shows - in no uncertain terms.
Munich: Note in the inner courtyard goes viral – "To the antisocial ass ***..."
But what exactly is it about?
The picture, which was shared on the popular Instagram page "notes of germany" (and generated almost 600 "likes"), shows a note in a Munich courtyard.
There you can read: "To the associative ass*** who knocks over and / or damages other bicycles when parking or leaving a bicycle park: If you are spotted doing this in the future, you can not only collect your own fucking bike in individual parts, but also your fucking face!”.
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An announcement in a neighborhood dispute could hardly be any clearer.
Of course, the tone of the “message” should also be “enjoyed” with caution.
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Munich: Anger note speaks volumes – residents threaten violence
What exactly is behind the outburst of anger cannot be seen as an uninvolved person.
Presumably, however, the patience of the unknown author has snapped, there is no other way to explain the energetic "message".
However, it should also be noted that the threat of violence is never a solution.
We can only hope that bike owners and note-writers will find a peaceful solution that everyone involved can live with.
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