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Bullfight goes horribly wrong
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Damn, I wonder how painful it was having a horn going up your jaw like that.
I really don't wish anyone anything bad. But in this case hopefully it was as painful as the unnecessary pain he was causing to that animal.
Not necessarily winning, per se. But a bull that performs excellently will occasionally live on, mainly so he can be used for breeding.
The weird thing for me when people talk about bull fighting and how horrible it is, is that they have no problem eating beef whose source is likely animals caged up eating processed crap in quite possibly inhumane conditions, whereas the bulls used in bullfighting truly live the king's life. They are fed the best food possible, free ranged, have plenty of space, treated as prize animals, and (for the aforementioned "winning" bulls) have plenty of women. Those that die though are eaten, not just wasted away. The cuts of meat from them is considered the top cuts money can buy.
I feel sorry for the guys family but not for him. I don't take pity in people who throw spears at poor scared animals for "entertainment". Its just cruel and completely unnecessary. The animal is not being killed for food or anything like that so sorry, but its completely wrong.
**** bull"fighting".
Yes, it is being killed for eating. Rather dramatically so, but as I mentioned, due to the immaculate conditions they're raised in, it's the best meat you can get, especially the tail.
Ha!
Yo, why it's gotta be black, yo? Why can't it be white or whateva, yo? It's a conspiracy!
From the article: "Sein Manager fürchtet nun psychische Folgen - hat sein Schützling künftig Angst vor Bullen?"
Translated: "His manager fears the possible psychological impact - will the protege be afraid of bulls in the future?"
Let's hope so, I say!
Translated: "His manager fears the possible psychological impact - will the protege be afraid of bulls in the future?"
Let's hope so, I say!