Not brutality against others, but
brutality against the thing itself, against what already exists.
Not exact matches
The one
thing you can take away is that while Lewis acknowledges issue of police
brutality and the disparate treatment of non-whites, he's apparently
against anyone in the NFL taking a stand on the matter.
Now, removed from Kaepernick, who is on the outside looking in, with his stance distorted by arguments cowardly trying to look away from the original issue — claiming he kneeled
against things that he didn't — and with the spotlight pointed at Trump rather than police
brutality, the NFL has decided to protest without really protesting anything.
We see
brutality, as the Irish prisoners are forced to bathe and run a gauntlet of British guards, in riot gear, as they are beaten by batons that are being banged
against plastic shields, but McQueen does a wise
thing, and briefly shows a split screen shot of one of the guards, who has snuck away from the gauntlet, and is weeping in a dark private room.