I think it's because it was different, and they changed it into something of which we already had several.

Monza is great for high speed, but we don't need 20 races of it. Monaco is great, you can't pass but every mistake will cost you, but we don't need 20 street circuits. Even 2 races in Monaco would be too much. A lot of the other tracks are just something inbetween, different lay-out but same concept.
Old Hockenheim stood out, you take the first turn and from then on it was full throttle (after a while with chicanes) into the forrests until you returned to the stadium. Would the engine survive? Nobody knew. Usually this race was planned just before the Hungaroring, so the contrast couldn't be bigger. New Hockenheim has had its good moments too, but it is no longer special. No longer unique.

That move by Max was really dodgy.

He was a misunderstanding away from running over a cameraman

The whole incident reeks of entitlement really. Something you often see on the road when some egocentric driver feels wronged, gets angry, and starts feeling entitled to treating everyone else like stupid roadblocks in his way, taking liberties with the rules and/or with basic decency/courtesy towards fellow drivers stuck in the same shitty situation as them.
It's pathetic, and even moreso when it's a rich/powerful guy doing it, which is sort of the case here since this asshole already has the championship, it ain't killing him to stay in line and lose one practice lap over the week-end.

Rant over. Eat the rich, beat up the assholes to death, slap the arrogant back to earth, etc etc this goes deeper than F1 guys, years of internalized unfairness and trauma, goodbye thanks

Eat the rich, beat up the assholes to death, slap the arrogant back to earth, etc etc this goes deeper than F1 guys, years of internalized unfairness and trauma, goodbye thanks