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  1. Wow this was so amazing and totally not what I expected when I clicked on this video! Brilliant acting too and such a unique way to explain such a horrific topic.
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  2. extraordinary filmmaking, editing, storytelling. Bravo.
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  3. I’m glad that men are watching this series and asking themselves questions about how they identify in relation their own masculinity. We don’t talk to one another about these issues, so I am grateful to the guardian for bringing them to light
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  4. This is brilliant journalism..thank you
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  5. This is a great series. The amount of respect shown to the issue and the people is fantastic. And it shows as they, in turn, show respect to Iman and the team.
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  6. To the GP in this documentary and others like him. Thank you for caring so much for the most vulnerable in our country.
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  7. She's a brilliant lady. Speaking up for the struggling and the poor..bless her..♥️
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  8. FULL INTERVIEW NOW!
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  9. Astounding video. Props to the crew behind this one. I'd love to see more from the team.
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  10. a very moving interview with that guy. Peace to Syria
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  11. Owen, your summing up is spot on. A split remain vote is sadly looking like it will happen.
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  12. Hi John and the team. I’ve been following your videos since I was 15 and is the sole reason why I chose politics and sociology as a degree which I started in 2017 and just finished. I can’t thank you enough for all these videos, every time they come out they inspire me about understanding the mundane which can teach us so much about the politics of the day. Please just keep produce these videos maybe focus on micro communities such as traditional market spaces vs newer trendier spaces and see how spaces compare. Also if there’s anyway to get involved. I’d love too, I honestly think this style of journalism is the best way to have debate and understand discourse. Please keep going. It will be interesting to understand urban spaces in a post covid world.
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  13. Fantastic Daniel - this was so insightful. It feels like children in the care system are demonised and not set up at all to lead fulfilling or safe lives once they leave.
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  14. So sad to watch Darren's story. I developed a post-viral syndrome from a dengue infection in July last year and the absolute carnage it wreaks on your mental health is really difficult to comprehend if you haven't had a long-term illness. Almost overnight you have to accept that your life as you knew it is over. Darren, if you read these comments know that you are doing an amazing job and I'm sure your kids are very proud of you. Stay strong and keep going - you can recover.
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  15. This brought to light so many family situations that are serious and that I’d never have known about. Thanks, John. Well done.
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  16. His reply would be charged with negativity.
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  17. Let’s hope there is stability and peace in the new Syria!
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  18. That's my Union, I'm a Doorman in NYC.
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  19. John, thank you for continuing this series. It really gives me hope, and has given me a better understanding of the British electorate than any other coverage over the last few years.
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  20. My dad got me started on Kung Fu movies and the appeal to me was the fact that a man would even have the ability to fight four to five men at once! It was almost like magic and the hero would ultimately be the underdog..
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  21. Hi Lynda, this is brilliant, well done. Hopefully it will make a few people with some power in this area think.
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  22. Very informative. I loved sitting with my father as a little girl watching Bruce Lee and other martial artists do their thing, fall in love and overcome. My siblings and I took karate classes
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  23. This is one of the best episodes by far
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  24. You forgot to mention the 2000’s with “The Boondocks” Bushido Brown, Was a definite sendoff to Jim Kelly in his epic battles with Huey🙂
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  25. Best guardian series!
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  26. Great documentary!!!
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  27. Thanks for posting again. I really hope Charlie and the other fella get sorted out with something long term.
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  28. Unbelievable!!! >:( typical Guardian!!
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  29. Well done for highlighting this situation that’s still affecting thousands of us. It is particularly difficult as it’s not specifically diagnosed/understood and to look at a lot of sufferers seem OK at first glance. Keep focussed on what you can do and all the best for the future.
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  30. Thank you so much for the support and commitment you have shown to our ethos and vision. We are humbled and grateful always ❤🔥☮️🍊⭕️⭐️
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  31. Thanks, brilliant piece of journalism. I shed a tear actually.
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  32. Loved this format and video. You should do a talk with people with hidden disabilities. I personally kept my OCD 'in the closet' for a long time because of the discrimination I saw people almost casually engaging in around me. I'd be happy to be part of the conversation if you did!
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  33. What you have there is worth much more,you can't put a price tag on the love and support you get from a community coming together.
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  34. Great series. Thank you for bringing this subject to the surface. You're a brave and beautiful soul.
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  35. Adam is great I guess
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  36. Being in the US we don't hear quite as much about Brexit, especially from the Irish perspective. This was very informative. It's interesting how some people (seems to be mostly older folks) wanting to go back "to the way things were" and younger folks wanting to keep "moving forward". Very similar to the pro/anti Trump feelings here.
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  37. Amazing. Earl is such an awesome, courageous man. May he continue with his incredible mission. Hope the north of England gets the attention it deserves ❤
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  38. So glad i susbribed, this series is amazing, great job Guardian!
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  39. What absolutely beautiful ppl, awesome human beings, Doing the worst job possible. You are so greatly appreciated. Thank you for all you've done and will do.
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  40. I really like this series
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  41. So basically all cities will have to become a bit more like Copenhagen and Amsterdam? Sounds good to me!
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  42. “could buy it on Amazon” 👁️👄👁️ “wash your mouth out” 😂
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  43. Those women are the salt of the earth. Strong ,resilient and trying their best to get through this tough time.
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  44. Хотим поделиться с вами отзывом врача, студента МиГИ, Алексея Зарубова, который стал участником этой группы и рассказал нам про свой опыт. ⠀ "За прошедшие несколько дней после работы с клиентами пострадавшими от насилия, накопилось много эмоционального негативного фона. Его было важно пережить с кем то еще и такая группа в дополнение к супервизии мне показалась очень важной для сохранения себя. ⠀ Кроме того у меня появились практические вопросы как вести себя в некоторых ситуациях при переживании травмы клиента, ведь клиенты были с разными сроками после произошедшего с ними, с разной интенсивностью самой травмы. Были и пострадавшие, и родственники, и просто участники событий. Каждая группа клиентов требовала уникального терапевтического подхода. ⠀ Как оказалось, у многих коллег были такие же переживания, эмоции, мысли по поводу произошедшего и это позволяло принять и ассимилировать и свои чувства. Получилось прожить и поделиться как негативными, так и позитивными вещами, увидеть понимание, сочувствие участников. Это было очень поддерживающе.
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  45. that "tell me you didn't just say that" is beautifully placed ahaha
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  46. These are the stories I love to see, everyday people fighting for their community. I sincerely hope they will be successful with their campaign.
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  47. The line of the week: 'You can't furlough an otter.'
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  48. Congratulations Owen and Adam :)
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  49. Thank you so much for your work
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  50. Good people pulling together for their communities. So good to see this amongst all the anxiety. 💙
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