Even with plugs in, it feels like it's brutalizing my lugs.
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Or Sanders versus Warren, when she isn't busy brutalizing Pete Buttigieg.
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Surveillance and bystander video showed multiple Proud Boys brutalizing protesters and passersby.
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You are shocked that we think of them as a brutalizing force.
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He savagely raped her, brutalizing her still further with a tree branch.
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The storytelling and performances are superb even as the material is brutalizing.
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Women are using the groups to identify and dox the officers brutalizing demonstrators.
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The depiction of brutalizing men and passive, victimized women is hard to watch.
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They ride back to her ranch together, where they discover bandits brutalizing her parents.
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He was accused of groping, photographing and brutalizing young boys, reports The Star-Ledger.
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I think this language of efficiency can be brutalizing — on the apps and the sites.
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Now it has escalated to brutalizing Americans, including three other citizens currently imprisoned in North Korea.
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The maniac continues brutalizing everyone in his path while onlookers try -- in vain -- to control him.
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When I look at my history of driving, I begin to see in it a brutalizing element.
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If you have spent your career brutalizing and dehumanizing women legislatively rather than personally, you are no better.
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And after years of brutalizing the local population, al Shabaab today is a deeply unpopular movement in Somalia.
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Yet none of that should be an excuse for brutalizing children by ripping them away from their parents.
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Police are still killing and brutalizing black and brown children, women and men -- and getting away with it.
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Monte is a serial murderer and rapist who has no remorse for his acts of fatal brutalizing five women.
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"Hidden" has other things on its mind, like the suffocating, brutalizing aspects of life in its otherwise beautiful setting.
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Sanders has not previously evinced any reluctance in calling out these kinds of kleptocratic regimes brutalizing their own populations.
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These meetings combine the unfettered thinking of a smoke-filled dorm room with the brutalizing rigor of a dissertation defense.
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And some have demanded that guards and police stop brutalizing inmates and turning a blind eye to violence among inmates.
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The Orban government is training thousands of new "border hunters," even amid persistent charges of Hungarian police officers' brutalizing migrants.
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Teams are brutalizing Minnesota on the offensive glass and taking total advantage of their non-existent hustle back in transition.
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In Shadow of Mordor, you were essentially torturing and brutalizing orcs in an attempt to gain intel and intimidate your enemies.
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"Now it has escalated to brutalizing Americans, including three other citizens currently imprisoned in North Korea," McCain said in a statement.
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Featuring Kevin Hart, the Property Brothers, and MVP Win Butler Win Butler is brutalizing O'Shea Jackson Jr. in the low post.
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"It is proof of the brutalizing effects of the game that they don't know slaughter when they see it," she said.
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That tweet, also from NYCLASS, accuses the people near the horse of blowing smoke it its face and brutalizing the animal.
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Sooner or later, every crayfish party turns into a macabre spectacle of boozed-up beasts in silly hats, brutalizing an inferior species.
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Remember ... back in December, Browner pled no contest to attempted murder for brutalizing his ex-girlfriend in front of her two children.
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Morocco Omari, an actor on "Empire" who plays Lucious' half-brother, has been arrested for allegedly brutalizing a woman ... TMZ has learned.
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While Jaishankar downplayed the severity of the lockdown and insisted it was being gradually loosened, Masood Khan accused India of "brutalizing" Kashmiris.
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Not only do black women have to worry about police brutalizing their children, but we also have to fear this violence ourselves.
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Cano homer lifts Mariners past Astros in 11 innings HOUSTON — Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano brutalizing the Astros wasn't much of a surprise.
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Kidnapping and brutalizing someone for years is just evil, as is beheading innocent people to make a political statement, the way ISIS does.
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But Somalia is hardly at peace now; the Shabab militant group continues to rule large parts of the country, brutalizing and killing civilians.
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He doesn't seem to have a job beyond an occasional heist; his only apparent interest is brutalizing anyone who gets in his way.
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We know from refugees and defectors that brutalizing prisoners to extract a confession is very much part of the North Korean judicial system.
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Nonetheless, we should resist the temptation — if not out of concern for him, then out of concern for the brutalizing effect upon ourselves.
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A group of violent robbers who were allegedly brutalizing Los Angelinos in a series of cellphone robberies has been busted ... TMZ has learned.
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If they are rebuffed, then they'll scream like hell and get their media allies to assist them in brutalizing you in the national press.
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The Islamic State was brutalizing the Middle East, and Muslim immigrants in the West were killing innocents at nightclubs, offices and churches, he said.
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The judgments of actual voters are better captured in the narratives of journalism and historical analysis than in the brutalizing correlations of big data.
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But when we brought up Oklahoma running back Joe Mixon -- who was seen on video brutalizing a female student in 2014 -- Switzer passionately defended him.
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There is Mr. Giuliani's ludicrous suggestion that black people don't know they need to be careful around cops, or somehow are complicit in their brutalizing.
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"His specialty was in brutalizing detainees who were considered important, but not valuable enough to get them tickets to the secret CIA prisons," Salahi wrote.
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Both bros have been training like maniacs for months, with KSI crushing his boxing workouts and Logan brutalizing his sparring partner in a training sesh.
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Derrick Ward's wife wants out ... filing court docs to separate from the ex-NFL running back after allegations he's been brutalizing her over the past year.
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Trump's assault — and that of his appointees — on democratic standards and principles is the central element of what might be called a brutalizing or "decivilizational" process.
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For our class in my era, public school was a deliberately brutalizing process that separated you from your parents, and your parents were parties to that.
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There are more than 100 armed groups involved in near-constant conflict in eastern Congo, and militias and security forces alike are accused of brutalizing civilians.
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Against the conventional wisdom characterizing artists as trailblazers who become unwitting victims of New York City's brutalizing real estate market, Shkuda's work offers a more ambiguous narrative.
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White supremacist mythology allowed whites to pretend that they were good people while brutalizing their fellow humans who they enslaved and killed in the name of profit.
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Obviously, Mixon's past is a huge red flag -- he wasn't invited to the NFL combine because of the video showing him brutalizing a female student in 2014.
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Protesters carried out sit-ins at Hong Kong's airport last week, partially in response to video footage of Hong King police brutalizing a protester during an arrest.
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Cleveland prosecutors have stonewalled TMZ Sports for days, refusing to answer a pretty simple question — what's the logic behind not prosecuting Kareem Hunt for brutalizing a woman?
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Gordie borrowed that word from his mother Lara, who engages in several emotionally brutalizing arguments after having stayed on the sidelines for much of the recent action.
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Al Shabaab has a record of brutalizing the populations under its control, so what is it that motivates someone locally to become a part of the group?
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The real comparison to a game, if any, is the power fantasy: one man brutalizing a dozen or so foot soldiers for little more than the audience's pleasure.
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NAIROBI — Women in Sudan are using private Facebook groups created to creep on crushes to dox state security officers brutalizing demonstrators during huge anti-government protests sweeping the country.
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It can't be true that sarcastically saying cops only kill black people will get a police officer in Cobb County, Georgia, fired more quickly than actually brutalizing black people.
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Meanwhile, a white rookie named Denny Rakestraw, already disgusted by his senior partner's routine brutalizing of black citizens, is also appalled by the injustice of that woman's demeaning death.
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The bout wandered everywhere a fight can—on the ground, tied up and brutalizing each other's bodies, just the right degree of separation for a flashy kick or two.
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Their gigs are so brutalizing that one of his shoulders had to be operated on earlier this year, the morning after a notoriously messy industry night out in London.
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He dreaded the end of his vacation and the return to the brutalizing noise of the factory, the danger of losing his hands, the same cold, tired bologna sandwiches.
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Early Doucet -- a former superstar LSU wide-receiver-turned-NFL-draft-pick -- was hit with a temporary restraining order in November after allegedly brutalizing his wife for the second time.
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But after brutalizing heavyweights on the Midwest regional circuit from 2002 - 2011, Asplund had a streak of losses: eight of his last nine from 2012 to April of last year.
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To describe it as a movie about the loss of innocence is an understatement; it's a slow, brutalizing crucifixion of the very idea of childhood as a special, protected state.
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Historians have tended to blame these and other such horrors on the brutalizing effects of World War I, but Gerwarth argues convincingly that it is not as easy as that.
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Cops launched a disorderly conduct investigation into Mixon ... who was already on thin ice for brutalizing a female student in 2014 ... but now campus officials tell us he's off the hook.
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In my own visits to conflict areas I've certainly encountered otherwise outstanding people who have undergone a shift of moral compass after too many brutalizing years witnessing human depravity and suffering.
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Instead, the "brutalizing affect" of humans -- the tons of plastics found in the bodies of dead whales, the pesticide slaughter of pollinating insects, the disappearance of more than 80% of mammals -- continues.
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Like many junkies, Emma is a brutalizing sentimentalist chasing the dragon—a line of coke, a handful of tranquillizers, booze—while also chasing some idea of love, which involves regret as well.
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The Palestine Liberation Organization's department of culture and information countered with their version of that video, complete with canned laughter and images of Israeli forces brutalizing Palestinians, demolishing homes and bombing Gaza.
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Paying for rebuilding would require uncharacteristic generosity from the international community, but there is no reason to believe other countries would want to reward Mr. Assad for out-brutalizing the other side.
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"The Tunisian authorities have no business meddling in people's private sexual practices, brutalizing and humiliating them under the guise of enforcing discriminatory laws," said Amna Guellali, Tunisia director at Human Rights Watch.
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" He also called for further attacks on soft targets in Europe, telling Muslims: "Know that targeting so-called civilians is more beloved to us ... more brutalizing and painful to them and more repulsing.
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Not only do the sailors compare their sneak attacks to rape, but they and their superiors also understand brutalizing women while on shore as a natural coefficient of their murderous work at sea.
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She becomes a participant in the ensemble's impressionistic re-creations of an outcast childhood, a brutalizing stint in prison (in which cavity searches were common events) and the bewildering early days of freedom.
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Jenelle Evans husband is now admitting what seems obvious after brutalizing and shooting his family dog -- that he has dangerous anger issues, but he's ready to get help keeping his temper in check.
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We got 13-year-old Danielle Wednesday in Bev Hills, and our camera guy asks her straight-up ... what was happening in a leaked video that appears to show Barbara Ann brutalizing her child?
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Humans have had such a brutalizing effect on the world that we've driven hundreds of species extinct in the last five centuries, with a sharp uptick since the baby boom, when I was born.
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Much of the world has looked to Myanmar's civilian leader, the Nobel prize-winner and celebrated democracy advocate Aung San Suu Kyi, hoping she would influence her military to stop the random, brutalizing attacks.
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Will he utilize his memories as a lay church leader in Boston, where he devoted untold hours of ministry to vulnerable individuals and communities, to temper the president's brutalizing rhetoric of winners and losers?
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From an irredentist Kremlin trying to strangle Ukraine, to a savage regime in Caracas brutalizing its population, American shell companies have been a humanitarian nightmare—and a burgeoning threat to the global democratic order.
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The English-born David Barzilay, a photographer for the Belfast Telegraph, focused his lens on the occupying "peacekeeping" British army originally sent over to rein in a Unionist-dominated police force known for brutalizing citizens.
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But some Republicans urged Mr. Trump to act, saying his talk of pulling United States troops out of Syria had telegraphed to Mr. Assad that he would pay no price for brutalizing his own people.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Filming himself torturing and killing a young Indonesian woman, British investment banker Rurik Jutting veered between boasting, remorse and describing the pleasure he derived from sexually brutalizing the first of two victims.
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Glen 'Big Baby' Davis finally faced a judge in his felony assault case -- the ex-NBA star appeared in court and pled not guilty to brutalizing a man in a West Hollywood nightclub parking lot.
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When Kareem Hunt allegedly punched a man in the face at a resort in Ohio 4 months after brutalizing a woman in Cleveland … the eye in the sky was NOT watching, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Until we reach the day when this nation stops brutalizing black women, Niecee and the Black Women's Defense League have vowed to be out there on the front lines, protecting their sisters by any means necessary.
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That's just one of the questions that pop up as you watch a video, put on Facebook Live, of a group of black teens in Chicago brutalizing an 18-year-old white man with special needs.
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We got the hip hop musician Sunday at the South Central Community Center and he was quick to point out ... there isn't a real problem with police brutalizing African Americans in cities like Calabasas and Brentwood.
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Yet 20 years of continuous efforts to engage North Korea have only secured false promises that encourage complacency in Seoul and Washington while Pyongyang races ahead with its nuclear and missile programs while brutalizing its people.
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Dariush Mehrjui's "The Cow" (1969), an austere yet deeply empathetic case study in the brutalizing effects of a tragic loss, is an obvious precursor to Farhadi's stories about the self-destructive behavior of men in extremis.
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Correction officers and civilian staff members continue to be arrested at alarming rates on suspicion of smuggling weapons and drugs onto the cellblocks or brutalizing inmates, as well as a host of crimes committed off duty.
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And after the war, the Kim dynasty maintained a belligerent stance, trying to assassinate the South Korean President, repeatedly attacking South Korean targets, and emerging as a threat to the world, while brutalizing its own population.
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She captures perfectly the "simultaneous beauty and sadness" of Matera — the instep in the boot of Italy — its midday heat (like "stepping into a pizza oven"), its brutalizing poverty and superstition, its stark, if accidental, symbolism.
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In some ways, Cell Block 99 is a classic exploitation film, about a drug dealer named Bradley (Vince Vaughan) brutalizing a horde of criminals to get to the man who kidnapped his wife Lauren (Dexter's Jennifer Carpenter).
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"We urge Russia to stop creating distractions and compel the Assad regime to stop brutalizing innocent Syrian citizens and allow much-needed aid to reach the people of East Ghouta and other remote areas," the spokesman said.
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That's the refreshing angle on this story from Tamerra Griffin: Women in Sudan are using private Facebook groups created to creep on crushes to dox state security officers brutalizing demonstrators during huge anti-government protests sweeping the country.
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The brutalizing here feels startling, though, not only because of the performer — who elsewhere can seem ethereal — but also because it's unusual to see a female character who isn't in a horror flick endure this degree of punishment.
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Jutting filmed himself torturing and killing one of his victims, part of mobile phone footage taken from four hours of recordings in which he veered between boasting, remorse and describing the pleasure he derived from sexually brutalizing the women.
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We want to be supported in a manner befitting a noble profession where the vast majority of us are honorable public servants dedicated to protecting those who require our assistance -- not brutalizing those we have already placed in handcuffs.
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The "NFL on FOX" star -- one of the most connected guys in football -- was leaving Craig's in WeHo when we asked if teams were still considering drafting the Oklahoma running back after seeing him brutalizing a woman in newly released video.
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NEW YORK/MESQUITE, Texas (Reuters) - Former U.S. Army reservist Micah Xavier Johnson posted an angry rant against white people on the Facebook page of a group called Black Panther Party Mississippi last Saturday, denouncing lynching and the brutalizing of black people.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Don't let the cornbread and vegan chili served at intermission fool you — there is nothing heartwarming about the heartland in director Daniel Fish's brilliant, brutalizing reinterpretation of the 1943 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, Oklahoma!
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"His brutalizing of her a second time — this time falsely condemning her to the world as a liar for having the temerity to reveal his earlier unwanted sexual groping of her body — directly caused serious injury," Ms. Zervos's lawyers wrote.
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Mixon wasn't invited to the NFL combine after video was released showing him brutalizing a female student back in 2014 ... but many experts predicted he could be picked as high as the 2nd round, or fall off the board completely.
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How Amazon's HQ2 choices are playing out around the country: In New York, members of the city council took turns brutalizing Amazon executives over the tax incentives that are part of the deal for the company to set up shop in Queens.
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They now face an uncertain fate against reports of Turkish-backed militias brutalizing Kurdish activists and shelling Kurdish villages, said Barbara A. Leaf, a former American ambassador who is now director of Arab politics at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
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I seem to recall the chief of police in Suffolk County being sent to federal prison last year for brutalizing a prisoner, and the Latino community on Long Island has been suffering untold abuse at the hands of police officers for years.
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It may be the New Work to those who woke up at the end of the last century and realized there was a lot of money to be saved by brutalizing cheap labor, but as Lyons well knows, it isn't new at all.
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The new show, The Outsider, is based on King's 2018 novel of the same title, and follows a beloved teacher and Little League coach, Terry Maitland (Jason Bateman) who is accused of brutalizing and murdering a little boy named Frankie Peterson (Duncan E. Clark).
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U.S. Attorney Zane David Memeger said in a press statement that Jabbateh had concealed his identity as an officer of the United Liberation Movement for Democracy in Liberia, "This defendant allegedly committed unspeakable crimes in his home country, brutalizing numerous innocent victims," Memeger said.
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US Attorney Zane David Memeger said in a press statement that Jabbateh had concealed his identity as an officer of the United Liberation Movement for Democracy in Liberia, "This defendant allegedly committed unspeakable crimes in his home country, brutalizing numerous innocent victims," Memeger said.
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Here's a guy out of love and compassion and fear for his son, actually ends up kind of brutalizing him and abusing him and it's a really interesting look at what's the appropriate way to channel the intense emotions we have as parents, it's not easy.
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At the same time, big technology companies have been brutalizing suppliers and competitors (and, not irrelevantly, publishers of journalism) with a range of questionable tactics — including Amazon's price wars against competitors, Apple's high-handed management of its own App Store, and Facebook's long parade of privacy scandals.
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The deal emboldened Iran to take more American hostages, to continue as the world's foremost state sponsor of terror, as the State Department acknowledged, and to allow Iran to continue to illegally seek more nuclear materials, all while destabilizing the Middle East and brutalizing its own people.
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Lentz -- who's also a spiritual advisor to a TON of NBA stars including Kevin Durant, Carmelo Anthony and J.R. Smith -- says he understands the outrage over newly released video of Mixon brutalizing a female Oklahoma student during a 2014 incident, but says God's will is clear.
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His story begins in the 1960s, before jogging was popular, before Title IX, before Kathrine Switzer scandalized the sport by becoming the first woman to compete in the marathon, back when distance running consisted largely of young men brutalizing their bodies with repetitive intervals on the track.
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The film spends at least an hour showing Krauss harassing, beating, and brutalizing these people in a wicked death game that ends in the murder of three of the young men, next to whom the police place their own knives to falsify evidence that their black victims were armed.
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Last September he was arrested after cops came to his home and his girlfriend told them Hicks pulled her by the hair, grabbed her arms, pinned her against a car, pushed her to the ground and continued brutalizing her ... this according to the court document obtained by TMZ.
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She pities arrogant anons over jangly verses one minute ("I'm real sorry / 'Bout whatever happened to you"), and brutalizing them with a slacker grunge chorus borrowed from Margaret Atwood the next ("Men are scared that women will laugh at them / Women are scared that men will kill them").
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" She said Trump's "public brutalizing of Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE isn't strong, cool and deadly" but "limp, lame and blubbery.
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Editorial After clinging ferociously to power for 37 years, brutalizing anyone who challenged his despotism as his nation's economy collapsed, President Robert Mugabe may have finally lost his grip on Zimbabwe over what he did for love, pushing aside a comrade from the liberation struggle to set up his wife as his successor.
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The 46 freed were the third patch of prisoners released after The Associated Press revealed that hundreds of Yemenis swept up in anti-terror raids by Emirati-backed forces have been subjected to torture and sexual abuse aimed at brutalizing the detainees and extracting "confessions" as part of a U.S.-backed, anti-terror campaign.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NEW ORLEANS — In 1982, Henry James Jr. was arrested for a rape he did not commit and sentenced to life in prison without parole in America's most brutalizing prison – the Louisiana State Penitentiary, better known as Angola, a name passed down from its days as a slave-labor plantation.
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Besides being ground-and-pound's missing link between Mark Coleman and Fedor Emelianenko, Ortiz was a master manipulator of his weight and he was rarely the smaller fighter, manhandling and brutalizing Jerry Bohlander, Guy Mezger, and, until he gassed out in the fourth round of a fight from 1999 that's still really cool to watch, Frank Shamrock.
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But the teasing and taunting nature of the torpedoes stays with me as a view into the type of masculinity I've inherited with coming of age in the US. I think of the typical schoolyard bully who likes to joke and taunt before physically brutalizing a victim, performing the role of dominant to the victim's submissive.
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He had a chummy phone call with Rodrigo Duterte, the leader of the Philippines who's killed thousands of people in the drug war he's waging, and Trump not only invited the autocratic Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to the White House — he called to apologize after Erdogan's bodyguards were arrested for brutalizing protesters, an incident that resulted in 19 people being indicted.
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Sexual violence is a primary tool aimed at brutalizing the detainees and extracting "confessions," the artist and six other detainees told the AP. The drawings — made on plastic plates — show a man hanging naked from chains while he is being subjected to electric shocks, another inmate on the floor surrounded by snarling dogs as several people kick him, and graphic depictions of anal rape.
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Meanwhile, the thread of Keanu Reeves's motel owner character, a grotesque individual who makes vile sexual noises at Jessie and encourages her boyfriend to direct his attention to a 13-year-old girl in the next room ("real Lolita shit," he says), is mysteriously dropped in favor of brutalizing girl-on-girl body horror, right around the time he escalates his behavior to far more terrifyingly villainous acts.
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But in dissing gangsta rap as a genre he first makes a calculated boast about his authenticity, claiming that the genre romanticizes atrocities that he's experienced for real unlike the rest of you fake MCs, and second, more importantly, he accuses the genre of profiting from the romanticization of such atrocities and hence indirectly contributing to institutional racism, of brutalizing a black audience being sold racist stereotypes of themselves and entertaining a white audience titillated by the stereotypes in question.
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Though "Plate 34" (April 19, 1960), is rather typical of images documenting the Civil Rights Movement's early Southern manifestations, it is less habitually associated with the movement, in favor of other kinds of images also proffered in this collection: White segregationists staging their own counter protests; White mobs beating and brutalizing Black activists; White police doing the same under the cover of keeping the peace; Black church services; funerals where Civil Rights leaders are publicly and fervently mourned; National Guardsmen standing with rifles at the ready, trying to stanch the overflow of violence.
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It's just a guess, but maybe it is because Mr. Trump has built his campaign on slandering Mexicans in America as criminal-rapist-country-destroyers, promises to expel 11 million unauthorized immigrants with a deportation force that would shatter countless families and devastate the economy, wants to build a 2,000-mile border wall by seizing billions of the dollars Mexican immigrants send home to support their families, cozies up to the racial-profiling, Latino-brutalizing Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and is otherwise using all his well-honed political skills to send a message that what America needs is to bring a white-supremacist, immigrant-hating, 19th-century-style nativist agenda back to Washington.
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