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Ep. 12: Disintegrate
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Ep. 12: Disintegrate
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Publisher's Summary
Despite a shared environmental upbringing each individual is pursuing a different fate. Does our society and justice system nurture - or fail - those individuals?
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- Anonymous User
- 22-11-2020
A great insight into life on the other side
A brilliant insight into a world that very few have walked or understand. Mahmood provides a great summary of tragic events that occurred in Sydney, Australia some years ago. I know Mahmood personally and I, along with his family and friends are proud of how far he has come - he has a very bright future ahead of him. Well done again, this is a must listen for all!
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- Anonymous User
- 09-07-2020
Needs more dragons
Cool story bro, but needs more dragons,
This story was entertaining up until the point were the writer tries to make out that these guys are the victims and that they didn't deserve the sentences handed to them. Many people grew up in the same or worse area's, with the same or worse upbringings, from the same or worse backgrounds, but did not go down the same path. It's a choice almost everybody makes at some point in their life. To do the right thing or the wrong thing.
This story would have been better written from the point of view of the victims. Maybe write another one, but this time go out and talk to the victims, their families, the people that lived in the communities and lived in fear while this was going on.
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- ozgribbo
- 12-01-2020
Interesting take on this subject
I listened to this all the way through although it was hard going at times. Quite an interesting viewpoint on violent crime, but very much biased in favour of the criminals. Not enough mention of victims. Would have been better without the music and a more detached and less of the over sympathetic view of some of the gang members involved.
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- Anonymous User
- 19-10-2019
Ramzi’s last phone call chapter 12
The first thing ramzi mentioned on his last phone call was “ I miss my wife” then he mentions his family, brothers and sisters. Who ever was doing the voice over cover needs a good pair of hearing aids.
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- john
- 06-03-2020
VERY BIASED AUTHOR
Author basically tried to make the Muslim/Lebanese people to always be the victims. What a load of cow cookies.
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