I wouldn’t go so far as to say I root for the bull (I don’t want the bullfighter to be injured or killed), but I can’t consider any activity, where the main point is to kill or injure either a person or an animal for fun, to be a sport. I consider such “sports” to be barbaric, and the same goes for the people who enjoy them.
You and I may not care for the sport but millions do. In a world where every culture is Deemed equal, and none are better than others, our judgement on their culture deems us all as ‘racist’ does it not? At least according to the modern definitions provided by our betters.
But I agree, we all have the right to our opinions and should be able to state them freely. Would that we could do so for other topics without fear of reprisal both verbal and physical.
Regarding the end result the bull is dead, there is meat on the table for the village.
I wish a Merry Christmas to everyone, whether you want to receive it or not, it is still offered with love, as I celebrate the birth of the hope for all mankind.
In some restaurants in some cities that have bullfights one can order body parts of bulls that lose the fights. One time a tourist in one of those restaurants had the roasted “Rocky Mountain Oysters” of a recent loser. He enjoyed them so much that a few days later he ordered the same thing. After he was finished he told the waiter, “These were a bit smaller than the last time.” The waiter responded, “Senor, sometime the bull wins.”
CalLadyQED about 5 years ago
No
i_am_the_jam about 5 years ago
In a sitcom, someone said, “It would be a sport if the bull also had a sword!” :D :D :D
kentblanton about 5 years ago
I love when the bull gets to win but unfortunatly he losses in the end
jagedlo about 5 years ago
Don’t know, just seems like a whole lot of bull to me…
Dani Rice about 5 years ago
It’s illegal now in most places. Public torture of an animal is utterly disgusting.
Purple People Eater about 5 years ago
I wouldn’t go so far as to say I root for the bull (I don’t want the bullfighter to be injured or killed), but I can’t consider any activity, where the main point is to kill or injure either a person or an animal for fun, to be a sport. I consider such “sports” to be barbaric, and the same goes for the people who enjoy them.
Grutzi about 5 years ago
Why is he even watching this on TV with a grandchild nearby? or how about Why is he even watching this?
mywifeslover about 5 years ago
You and I may not care for the sport but millions do. In a world where every culture is Deemed equal, and none are better than others, our judgement on their culture deems us all as ‘racist’ does it not? At least according to the modern definitions provided by our betters.
But I agree, we all have the right to our opinions and should be able to state them freely. Would that we could do so for other topics without fear of reprisal both verbal and physical.
Regarding the end result the bull is dead, there is meat on the table for the village.
I wish a Merry Christmas to everyone, whether you want to receive it or not, it is still offered with love, as I celebrate the birth of the hope for all mankind.
Teto85 Premium Member about 5 years ago
In some restaurants in some cities that have bullfights one can order body parts of bulls that lose the fights. One time a tourist in one of those restaurants had the roasted “Rocky Mountain Oysters” of a recent loser. He enjoyed them so much that a few days later he ordered the same thing. After he was finished he told the waiter, “These were a bit smaller than the last time.” The waiter responded, “Senor, sometime the bull wins.”
Zuria Premium Member about 5 years ago
Anyone hear read Athur Clarke’s “Childhood’s End”, and the reaction of aliens to bullfighting?
kab2rb about 5 years ago
Ruthie should not be watching a bullfight with a Matador.