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West Ham player Kurt Zouma condemned for kicking cat

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Shameful behaviour by a neanderthal.

Kick him out of the country.

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someone should do the same to him, & see if that’s funny

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Kicks it and then looks as if a child holds the cat whilst he slaps it.

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He feels sorry for getting caught, not for abusing the animals on several occasions.

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Men that hurt animals are often dangerous to others particularly women and children. It’s a sign of a lack of empathy and domination over something/someone less powerful.

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The imbecile needs to be in prison to reflect on his own imbecility!

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> “We have spoken to Kurt and will be dealing with the matter internally, but we would like to make it clear that we in no way condone cruelty towards animals.”

In other words the Hammers will give the neanderthal a £20K fine to be paid to the RSPCA to "show his remorse". Pocket money.

Good to see people are now going after the grubs sponsor Adidas, demanding they terminate his contract. Hopefully his club suffers if they continue to support him.

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The Sun newspaper.

The one that never misses an opportunity to demonise young black millionaire footballers. Zouma's French, which adds and extra soupcon of xenophobia to the mix.

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Cat lovers! What are you waiting for? Something bad to do on him

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What a disgraceful individual, probably common behavior in his country of ancestry, not surprising really. I hope he gets time behind bars.

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