Youtube hearted comments of David Glickman (@live_free_or_perish).

  1. Thank you for delivering such great content 👏 always interesting, humorous, and informative. My field is engineering, but sometimes, I regret not pursuing physics. Watching your videos gives me a chance to see what I missed.
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  2. We need more people like you explaining what's really happening. Thanks!
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  3. My favorite Russian band. Never would have known about them if you didn't share with us. Btw, I like all types of videos you make, and I don't judge you for anything. Just keep being yourself, no one can ask for anything else.
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  4. We may witness just how much a people can suffer before they push back. Or maybe they be so beaten down they just let themselves be crushed.
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  5. Thanks for helping that poor old guy last week. Your heart is in the right place.
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  6. I hope the West doesn't pressure Ukraine to accept a "negotiated settlement". Those decisions belong to Ukraine alone. Thank you for the videos, I'm always interested in what you have to say and what you share with us.
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  7. I'm coming to Ukraine with my van as soon as I get my affairs in order. I'm too old to fight, but I can drive supplies to the frontline villages. Nothing is more important than freedom.
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  8. I wish the Russian people could see this. Why should they fight and die for Putin and his rich friends? It's outrageous 😠
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  9. Thanks! I started watching to get accurate information, but now I'm fascinated with shipping. You're a good explainer
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  10. One of your best. So interesting! Thanks!
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  11. Regardless of their problems, it's a real achievement that such different countries with different languages and cultures can unite as they have. You don't see that in Asia or anywhere else.
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  12. Great topic, great explanation. Thanks!
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  13. Thanks! I admire you for handling polarizing subjects so well. Well done 👏
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  14. Great interview!
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  15. Thanks! She is brilliant. You should do another video with her.
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  16. I admire Hodges. I don't see anyone else pressing the government to be clear about their objectives.
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  17. The support given by the US is a tiny fraction of its budget. Ukraine is effectively removing the threat of Russia to the free world. I would say that's a pretty good deal.
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  18. You are a wonderful guide to Ukraine. I like your style. Thanks!
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  19. I've been waiting for a video like this. I would definitely watch a longer video with details about what led up to the decision by TV Rain to leave Russia and continue operating in Europe.
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  20. Thanks! Stay safe and make more videos 😀
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  21. Thanks! More videos please 🙂
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  22. A view of Ukraine we don't see very often these days. Glad you have such a beautiful and peaceful place to get away from the tension of war. Sadly the war is damaging the environment far more than anything that did before. Hopefully Ukraine will be able to restore the damage after the war. Perhaps I'll come and help out 😌
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  23. Thanks!
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  24. Thanks! Stay safe Daniil and your team 🙏
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  25. So impressed with what I've seen about Ukraine. The places, the people, everything. When do you think visitors will be welcome in Ukraine again? Are there too many foreign volunteers over there now? I'm finally getting my affairs in order so I can go as soon as possible. Want to be sure my presence there won't be problematic.
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  26. She makes the best of a tough life. I admire her perseverance.
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  27. Great interview on Times Radio! You should let us know when you do YT interviews
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  28. Thanks! Exactly what I think. Except you said it better than i could 😅
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  29. Thanks! You remind me of the friends I went to high school with in Sde Boker (a school in the Negev) many, many years ago.
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  30. Was starting to get worried about you. Sorry YT shut you down, glad you're back. Thanks!
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  31. Interesting episode. Always look forward to what you will share with us next. Thanks!
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  32. Glad you brought this up. Its a huge problem where I come from. Appaling really. Thanks!
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  33. Thanks! You are so honest with us. Thank you for sharing your observations. It motivates me to do what I can to help
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  34. I'm going to Ukraine next summer, maybe I'll see you there. Thanks!
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  35. I wonder how he will position himself among nations. Will be lean towards China? Will be be neutral about Ukraine? How will he relate to Putin? The voters made their choice so as long as they have free and fair elections they can vote him out next time.
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  36. One of your best! I like the way you deliver the news 😊 Thanks!
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  37.  @ak5659  just living in Ukraine and spending American dollars helps the economy. We get more in social security than most Ukrainians have to live on.
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  38. Important context to understand what's happening now. Thanks!
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  39. Thanks!
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  40. Interesting interview. The relationship between Russia and Israel is complicated. Whatever position Putin takes is purely self-serving, I doubt he cares either way.
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  41. It's all the same war. Freedom and Democracy vs. Tyranny and Corruption. You happen to live in a place where the battle is kinetic. The rest of us are fighting an information war. Tbh, I'm seriously considering moving to Ukraine. I can't fix stupid but maybe I can help in Ukraine.
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  42. If Moldova merged with Romania then Gaguzia would have the right of self-determination. Interesting.
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  43. Thanks!
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  44. The mainstream media blew this all out of proportion. Thanks for the explanation.
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  45. Big difference between being alone and being lonely. I like working on statistics alone (part of my job). I get completely immersed in it - it's very satisfying 😌
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  46. The US spends a tiny fraction of its defense budget on NATO support. The issue has been completely blown out of proportion.
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  47. Thanks! Donation for one of your DIY projects.
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  48. I trust the Ukrainians to find a balance. They are innovative and determined. There is a Renaissance of creative thinking happening in Ukraine.
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  49. Looking forward to the day TV Rain can return to Russia to chronicle its return to normalcy.
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  50. There is an emotional component to politics that is stronger than I've seen in my long life. It affects every aspect of our lives these days. You're brave to make political statements. No matter what you say, half of your viewers will be deeply offended. Thanks!
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  51. I watch a lot of Ukrainian vloggers and there is one thing that is clear: after you experience what it like to live in the free world you never want to go back. I think that's a big reason why the free world supports you. When I listen to you I know you could just as easily be my next door neighbor or someone I work with.
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  52. I don't judge Russians for staying or leaving. But it matters if they fail to condemn what Putin is doing to Ukraine and what he is doing to his own people. PS. Just subscribed - I like your style, and the video was great 😊
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  53. Thanks!
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  54. Every nation has controversial historical figures. US had Andrew Jackson, Ukraine had Bandera
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  55. Yulia Tymoshenko had my attention back in the day. Would love to see a movie about her rise and fall. I know she is still involved in government but at the peak of her power her style and dramatics were compelling. So much intrigue and fight for influence. Great story.
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  56. Agree. I like her attitude, she seems authentic to me.
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  57. Sort of like Poland and Germany?
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  58. You just say what you think. No filter. I love it! Thanks!
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  59. Thanks! I like your interviews but this was an interesting little slice of life. Something a little different once in a while is a good thing. 👍
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  60. This channel is like a hidden gem that only a few of us has discovered. Strange to think it was well known and had a fairly good sized audience in Russia until Putin forced them to shut down.
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  61. Thank you for sharing this. I wish more people knew about this barbaric practice of the Russians. I encourage your viewers to read the Wikipedia article describing this practice and it's history: Population transfer in the Soviet Union - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Population_transfer_in_the_Soviet_Union.
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  62. Thanks! You may need this to get out of Dodge one of these days.
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  63. Very complex subject. What do you think about @merocaine comment/theory of the region? Thanks!
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  64. A cautionary tale for every country that sleeps while the people lose their power. Should be a wake up call for everyone everywhere. Never believe "it can't happen here".
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  65. Thanks!
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  66. It really is the capital of freedom. Respect.
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  67. Thanks!
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  68. Been looking forward to this. Thank you for needed clarity.
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  69. Thanks! Love the new short form power format. Great video. 👍
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  70. Your timing couldn't be better. The subject has suddenly being discussed just in the last 24 hours. When I first saw the subject of the video I wasn't sure of it's relevance but it's definitely relevant now.
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  71. I wonder if you can draw on the electricity from your car if the power fails and you need it in your apartment? Just curious 🤔
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  72. Looks so cold there. But the borscht looks really good.
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  73. Truth 👍
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  74. Thanks!
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  75. Orban has cornered the corruption market. The courts, regulatory bodies and the press have been disarmed and subjugated by the state. It may still be a democracy technically, but in practice, Orban rules Hungary like an autocrat.
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  76. Thanks!
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  77. Thanks! Excellent analysis 👏
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  78. Thanks! I'm nothing like you (an athiest, zionist, descendant of a long line of rabbis) but your presentation was compelling. Thank you for the effort it must have required.
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  79. It's not clear to me unionist opposition to unification is practical or ideological. Exactly what do they have to lose?
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  80. Corruption is everywhere - it's a matter of how much corruption can a nation tolerate before economic stratification becomes too extreme, production suffers, and government revenue declines. Ukraine can't tolerate any corruption right now - people's lives are at stake.
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  81. Thanks!
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  82. This is because of Putin's paid trolls. Screw the bots. Thanks!
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  83. Thanks!
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  84. Fighting for freedom is a moral imperative. Life without freedom is not life
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  85. Thanks! Interesting stuff we don't hear about anywhere else. Appreciated - keep going 👏👏👏
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  86. Stay strong. Putin's empire is crumbling, and everybody knows it. Except maybe Trump - he isn't too bright
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  87. Only Europe can help now. Need to face the truth, Trump will not support Ukraine. Putin knows how to manipute him by stroking his ego.
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  88. I'm planning to travel to Ukraine next summer but I worry I will overlook some requirements. Unlike previous travel abroad, I don't know anyone at all in Ukraine.
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  89. Thanks! You are getting bolder every day with these topics. This is my contribution to your "get out of dodge" fund if it gets too risky to stay. Good night, and good luck.
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  90. Thanks!
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  91. Putin doesn't understand that a people who have experienced freedom can never allow themselves to be ruled by a tyrant again.
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  92. Thanks!
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  93. No other channel covers this stuff. I never miss an episode. Please keep going. Thanks!
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  94. This is for that last guy. "There but for the grace of God go I"
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  95. Good one 👍 Thanks!
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  96. I worked out that I could live comfortably in Ukraine on just social security
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  97. Admissions have become far too subjective. Recognizing merit requires objective metrics. You won't find it written anywhere, but my guess is that they have a quota for Asians. Wouldn't be concerned, to will achieve no matter where you go. I think you will have a great life.
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  98. Thanks! Appreciate you woke up in the middle of the night to explain
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  99. When Russia can't use military power, it uses covert influence campaigns and destabilization. A dark evil force spreading like a cancer.
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  100. What do you think about Americans and other foreigners coming to Ukraine? Is it problematic or is it good to get dollars from visitors? So many people want to come and help but are they getting in the way or really helping? What about foreign investment in Ukraine?
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  101. Looks like a lovely gathering 😊
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  102. Good reporting 👏
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  103. Thanks!
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  104. It would be interesting to hear about shipping in the Black Sea.
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  105. What do you and the people you know want from the negotiations? Complete Russian withdrawal to pre-war boundaries or give up some of the Donbas region? We know the West won't agree to direct confrontation with Russia but would you accept "armed neutrality" where you just get weapons from the West and have to defend yourself alone? I haven't been able to get a sense of how Ukrainians feel about this.
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  106. Thanks! This was a really good one!
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  107. I've read articles and commentary that this war is a defining moment in modern Ukrainian history. United in a common cause, working together cooperatively as one people, one community, one family. Clearly distinct and separate from Russia in shared values and worldview. If they had much in common with Russia before they definitely don't anymore. I have tremendous respect and admiration for Ukraine. Slava Ukraini!
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  108. I think he represents the will of the people which is most important. It would be interesting to hear about political discourse in Ukraine right now. Obviously the war is pushing other issues aside but there are probably some contentious issues in the background we don't see.
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  109. That was excellent 👏
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  110. Thanks!
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  111. That was a good interview. Well done 👏 thank you
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  112. Keep speaking the truth. Thanks!
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  113. Cute 😏 Thanks!
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  114. One of the Ukrainian vloggers I follow tried to enlist twice and they told him they don't need him yet. He has a lot of Western subscribers and does a great job sharing the Ukrainian perspective so I think he is actually doing something important for Ukraine (just like you are doing). I enjoy your videos, thank you for sharing.
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  115. Freedom is costly in Ukraine. I wonder how Americans would react if their freedom was threatened? I have nothing but respect and admiration for the Ukrainian people.
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  116. Very kind of you to help the babushka. Thank you for that.
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  117. Not enough people know about the Holodomor. It might be a good idea to make a video about that. Also about Russia's history of moving natives to remote areas of Russia and replacing them with Russians. People need to know these things.
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  118. I think Ukraine chose a path to freedom and democracy and affinity with Europe as part of developing a new sense of sovereign identity. I think the West feels protective of this new member of the free world but frustrated because Ukraine lies outside of NATO. I hope we stay focused and stand by Ukraine until they get their country back.
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  119. Thank you. Very clear explanation.
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  120. It's pretty clear the Russian people are going to support Putin. They are completely brainwashed. The opposition has left the country or been imprisoned, or killed. Whatever hope we had that the Russian people would push back against Putin is gone.
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  121. Just a couple hundred more subscribers to 500K 😊
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  122. Putin doesn't like a free and prosperous democracy so close. Russians might start wondering why they can't have what you have. I stand by Ukraine. Thank you for sharing, I look forward to your next post.
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  123. Thanks!
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