Brutalising

The just concluded World Cup tournament diverted attention from the brutalising, neo-liberal economic policies of many governments, and the heavy malice of many a potentate, across the world.

He said what used to be a few dozen people chanting slogans and holding placards had of recent taken the shape of almost a guerrilla warfare with massive crowd brutalising people and burning down businesses and buildings leading to loss of lives.

There have been several videos on social media in which some soldiers are seen brutalising citizens for purportedly flouting the lockdown and refusing to stay at home as directed by the President.

Most abolitionists worried about the brutalising effect of slavery on the whites who practised it.

Soldiers on Friday night allegedly destroyed vending sites across Harare, as reports of the military brutalising residents in the capital following the July 30 disputed presidential elections mounted.

Tugendhat said it was “hardly a knee-jerk reaction” to condemn the regime, which he claimed had been brutalising women and murdering gay people for 40 years.

Two elderly and a juvenile are among those arrested by the police for brutalising the girl.

It has gained a cult following as an unintentional comedy, with several scenes on YouTube boasting Cage brutalising various women throughout and terrorising children, a fan-made comedy trailer of the film, and more.