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Anton B
Anton B
Hampus Tönnies
Hampus Tönnies
Isak
Isak
I can not really rel
 I can not really relate to everything in the actuall quote. However I find it kind of depressing and in some way inspiring. ”Tragedy he perceived, belonged to the ancient time, to a time when there still was privacy”. I think that in todays society we are all slaves to our phones and social media so it comes prior to out relations and family. 
May Venke
May Venke
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Samuel
Samuel
Robert
Robert
The qoute makes me think of an unlawfull society, much like the society many of earths citizens live in. In countries were the governments are dictatorships the society is malfunctioning. The police is corrupt. Much like the book itself. 

The picture inpressed me by its accuracy of real life. Even tho the bok is serveral years old.

Susanna
 Susanna
Jesper
 Jesper
Lars
 Lars
Therese
Therese
The quote made me think about a movie that a saw. That was about a girl that was kidnapped and couldn’t escape from there she was. You can not escape and you feel that someone is watching you for every step you take. I can relate this to a book that is called “a child called it” written by Dave Pelzer.  

Fanny
Fanny 
Henrik
 Henrik

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Julia
Julia
This quote is interesting and I think it explains what happens around the Hate. It is kind of scary and reminds me of an horror movie. They want to drown the voice that comes from the screen and that makes me think that they belive in what they are doing and want to make a change. I can connect this to our world and groups that wants to make a revolution or their voice heard against authorities and people with power like Donald Trump, Kim Jong un etc.
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Erik
Erik
I think everyone has felt this at sometime, like everything is against you and there is nothing left to do. But the good thing is that there is always hope. At some point everything will turn to something good, it all depends on how you choose to tackle these feelings. 
Irfan
Irfan
It makes me think of the practical sides of the thought crimes and how they know whether it was a crime or not. And I think quote shows how he feels hopeless, and how he like feels suffocated by the whole situation. I think you could draw a parallel between this and religious people. They talk about thinking about sins and actually doing the sins and how that is the same thing basically.

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I can not really relate to everything in the actuall quote. However I find it kind of depressing and in some way inspiring. ”Tragedy he perceived, belonged to the ancient time, to a time when there still was privacy”. I think that in todays society we are all slaves to our phones and social media so it comes prior to out relations and family.

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The qoute makes me think of an unlawfull society, much like the society many of earths citizens live in. In countries were the governments are dictatorships the society is malfunctioning. The police is corrupt. Much like the book itself.

The picture inpressed me by its accuracy of real life. Even tho the bok is serveral years old.

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Susanna

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Jesper

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Lars

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The quote made me think about a movie that a saw. That was about a girl that was kidnapped and couldn’t escape from there she was. You can not escape and you feel that someone is watching you for every step you take. I can relate this to a book that is called “a child called it” written by Dave Pelzer.

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Henrik

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This quote is interesting and I think it explains what happens around the Hate. It is kind of scary and reminds me of an horror movie. They want to drown the voice that comes from the screen and that makes me think that they belive in what they are doing and want to make a change. I can connect this to our world and groups that wants to make a revolution or their voice heard against authorities and people with power like Donald Trump, Kim Jong un etc.

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I think everyone has felt this at sometime, like everything is against you and there is nothing left to do. But the good thing is that there is always hope. At some point everything will turn to something good, it all depends on how you choose to tackle these feelings.

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It makes me think of the practical sides of the thought crimes and how they know whether it was a crime or not. And I think quote shows how he feels hopeless, and how he like feels suffocated by the whole situation. I think you could draw a parallel between this and religious people. They talk about thinking about sins and actually doing the sins and how that is the same thing basically.