You mean when humans take innocent animals and purposely piss them off and kill them for sport? No. I laugh my ass off everytime a matador gets hurt, and I wouldn't even mind if he dies. Can't believe bullfighting exists.
I saw one in Mexico once, they didn't stab it or anything like traditionally done in Spain but it was pretty entertaining to see the Matador perform in such a calm manner with a raging bull running around.
I'd be more in favor of bullfighting if the bull had a fighting chance. If it were a true sport, after the bull gored the matador or stomped on a picador, they'd declare him the winner and send him to the stud pasture. Instead, they keep sending in new guys until the bull loses and gets made into steaks.
I saw a video of a bull who jumped into the stands at the bullfight. Does it make me a bad guy to laugh at that? I can totally understand that the bull would like to stomp on people who came to see him get stabbed to death.
You mean when humans take innocent animals and purposely piss them off and kill them for sport? No. I laugh my ass off everytime a matador gets hurt, and I wouldn't even mind if he dies. Can't believe bullfighting exists.
Animal cruelty is not acceptable. I watched this PETA shock video once and I couldn't sleep for three days. :(BreakTheseLinks
That word always reminds me of the time the world leaders met at the G-20 Summit in SK and they used goldfish to test for poison in the water and the PETA called it animal cruelty or something like that.
[QUOTE="BreakTheseLinks"]Animal cruelty is not acceptable. I watched this PETA shock video once and I couldn't sleep for three days. :(sherman-tank1
That word always reminds me of the time the world leaders met at the G-20 Summit in SK and they used goldfish to test for poison in the water and the PETA called it animal cruelty or something like that. Well, I'm sure they could have used an alternate method to test for the poison.
[QUOTE="BreakTheseLinks"]Animal cruelty is not acceptable. I watched this PETA shock video once and I couldn't sleep for three days. :(BreakTheseLinks
That word always reminds me of the time the world leaders met at the G-20 Summit in SK and they used goldfish to test for poison in the water and the PETA called it animal cruelty or something like that. Well, I'm sure they could have used an alternate method to test for the poison.How so?
[QUOTE="BreakTheseLinks"][QUOTE="sherman-tank1"]That word always reminds me of the time the world leaders met at the G-20 Summit in SK and they used goldfish to test for poison in the water and the PETA called it animal cruelty or something like that.
sherman-tank1
Well, I'm sure they could have used an alternate method to test for the poison.How so?
They could have put a member of PETA in the water instead, for starters... :P
yes i support it but only when the matador gets gored, crushed, pinned, and/or nut crunchedRAGEofSTUNTS
I'll only support it when the matador and bull sit down and work out there differences rather than fight it out in the ring. If only they could have a cup of tea together so much bloodshed could be saved...
I don't know if the treatment's any worse than what goes on in most cattle farrms and abattoirs, so as long as the meat gets eaten, I'm not vehemently opposed.
I will say that a Matador is booed if he fails to kill the bull in the first stab. It's not about torturing the animal, not saying that makes it better, just mentioning.
If they only killed the bull and ate the meat it wouldn't be bad but they stick like 8 knifes before they kill it+ I'm pretty sure the meat can't be eaten.
I don't support it, but I don't feel too strongly about it either. It's nothing to do with me or my culture, it's for people of the countries which practise it to deal with and debate. Would I watch bull fighting and enjoy it? No, probably not, but that's just me.
only watch it in hoping to see the guy gets it by the bull or see him run out the ring for his life. same like a lot of people watches NASCAR hoping they will see some car crash action.
[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]Yes, it's a cultural thing in Spain. I see no difference in this and a butcher. Its slaughter for the sake of entertainment and spectacle as opposed to a satisfying a need like hunger?
[QUOTE="biggest_loser"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"]Yes, it's a cultural thing in Spain. I see no difference in this and a butcher. Its slaughter for the sake of entertainment and spectacle as opposed to a satisfying a need like hunger? People due tend to eat the bull, just like in Puerto Rico with the Cock fights.
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