I'd have to agree. You can only provoke violence so much before you get what you asked for. It'll be interesting to see how this plays out. With the current climate you have to wonder if he'll get a fair chance, even if he can prove that he didn't start it.

Following the story on social media and they’re saying she was outside of his room being belligerent, hurling the “N” word around at them, and threatening the female that was with Hunt. If that holds true, Hunt won’t hear a peep of a negativity from me.

You're such a typical liberal. "I disagree with you, therefore you are a bad person and I should insult you!"

The women in my family share beast and spk's sentiment. If you're gonna hit a man first, you shouldn't automatically expect no consequence simply because you're a woman. And let me tell you, there are a lot of strong women in my family, both physically and mentally. Now, there's a difference between hitting back and beating the living hell out of someone, and I agree that a man should never beat the hell out of a woman, unless it's truly a life or death self defense scenario.

My wife and I had a very rough first few years of our marriage, for a lot of reasons. There was a time when things seemed to be getting worse by the day. We were always arguing, and the arguing lead to shouting, and the shouting eventually lead to her taking swings at me. Not everytime, but if things got really heated, she would kinda blackout and **** would get crazy. I allowed her to hit me on several occasions without doing anything back other than maybe pushing her away from me or grabbing her wrists. She usually didn't hit very hard anyway, so I let it slide. But there was one time when she punched me right in the nose, and I had enough. So I swung back, with an open hand and smacked her pretty hard across the top of her head. She never hit me again after that. Now that years have passed and we've moved on from all the bad times she feels terrible about having ever hit me, and she understands and acknowledges why I finally had to hit her back.

He didn't get released for hitting anyone. He got released because he lied to them.

He should have told the truth and the whole story. I think there is a lot more here than the video though to include him being assaulted first and them still provoking him but we just don't know but I would never judge anyone on a video. There is a precursor to the event nobody knows.

I think he’ll get a second chance if his story holds up. After a lengthy suspension though. I’ll take him in the city.

I wouldn't be surprised if he got another chance. Hunt is a young guy who has a lot of good years left, someone will give him a chance.

People who aren't stupid do not allow themselves to be baited into assault. I doubt she hurled the N word, that's straight out of every single black person's playbook to avoid consequences. He should have remained in the room with the door locked and called the front desk and police. That's how adults handle situations that aren't life threatening or physically threatening. He's an idiot. He's also young and probably brought up by an excuse maker for a mother and no father.