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NFL'S KAREEM HUNT BRUTALIZES AND KICKS WOMAN ... In Hotel Video

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not to defend what he did but that title is so sensationalized. he didn't brutalize poo, he shoved her out of his room and then gives like a half-hearted boot thump to her butt. he shouldn't have done it but watching the video is very different than reading that headline.

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6 minutes ago, rodeo said:

not to defend what he did but that title is so sensationalized. he didn't brutalize poo, he shoved her out of his room and then gives like a half-hearted boot thump to her butt. he shouldn't have done it but watching the video is very different than reading that headline.

Brutalizes is ridiculously sensational. Also reports she had already physically assaulted a lady he was with, and repeatedly called him the n word. Police were called. No charges filed. 

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21 minutes ago, rodeo said:

not to defend what he did but that title is so sensationalized. he didn't brutalize poo, he shoved her out of his room and then gives like a half-hearted boot thump to her butt. he shouldn't have done it but watching the video is very different than reading that headline.

In our current social climate, it doesn't quite work that way. Becuse of this video Hunt will be burned at the stake. 

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