Re: He is an animal

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The worst us the end. He meticulously did what is referred to as a unt kick. I'll put it as a KHunt kick to avoid the word.

In the young culture it's used as a sign of disrespect to a woman. Usually reserved for a slutty woman or a jealous girl. It's a way to essentially make having sex not possible or remarkably painful for a couple weeks.

The accuracy of where he kicked and the lack of follow through makes this undoubtedly his intentions. Assuming I'm right (as a corporate investigator I've been part of a team handling sticky situations such as this and I believe unequivocally that I am) then he not only list his cool but regained it enough to handle it like this. All this after she was recovering from falling violently into the wall.

This is not a human. This is an animal. Someone who can lose his mind, harm a woman after she cracked her head on the wall and dazef getting up. But followed it with a meticulously placed assault that damages her sexually. The last was for rep points with his crew. Savage.

Is a woman EVER culpable? Is she allowed to do whatever she wants and never be held responsible for her actions?

She was trespassing. She was the aggressor. She escalated the situation. She threw the first punch. She punched multiple people. Why is any of that acceptable? Is she "just" a woman who shouldn't be taken seriously? I don't know about this practice of Khunt kicking so I don't know if he was trying to do that but he did less than she did overall so why is he held to a different standard? Why was she not arrested when all of this first happened? If no charges were brought then why is he likely going to lose his career?

Doing NO harm to an unruly guest who is punching people in the face seems like the bottom line here.