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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Debs. on 19 August 2010, 17:30:50
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......has left the stadium.
Well, you wanted to see a bull fight! ::)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11022260
Whatever the rights or wrongs of bullfighting, one does have to marvel at the athleticism of the beast; that leap-up over the wall and barrier would`ve put an Olympic hurdler to shame! ;D
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I think a Race horse would have had a job to clear that
Andy
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clever animal..
they wanted to see the blood , they saw!!
shame they killed this animal later >:(
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......has left the stadium.
Well, you wanted to see a bull fight! ::)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11022260
Whatever the rights or wrongs of bullfighting, one does have to marvel at the athleticism of the beast; that leap-up over the wall and barrier would`ve put an Olympic hurdler to shame! ;D
There arent any rights. At least the poor bull managed to wound a few of the sad tossers who like to see animals tortured to death.
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i have never seen a stand get cleared of people so quickly, LMAO
;D ;D :y
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That is some athletic bull.
Bullfighting divides the Spanish themselves.
In Catalunia they have pressed to outlaw bullfighting and yet by the same token encourage tying burning braziers (hope that is the right spelling) to young bulls horns and then torment the poor thing for 30 or 40 minutes. It really is a very strange culture. :o :o :o
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That is some athletic bull.
Bullfighting divides the Spanish themselves.
In Catalunia they have pressed to outlaw bullfighting and yet by the same token encourage tying burning braziers (hope that is the right spelling) to young bulls horns and then torment the poor thing for 30 or 40 minutes. It really is a very strange culture. :o :o :o
sorry varche but imo torturing and killing animals is not a culture , thats violence.. :(
if they will eat, kill immediately ok.. but not a plaything..
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Bullfighting is Spanish culture whether we like it or not ergo fox hunting is English culture.
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That is some athletic bull.
Bullfighting divides the Spanish themselves.
In Catalunia they have pressed to outlaw bullfighting and yet by the same token encourage tying burning braziers (hope that is the right spelling) to young bulls horns and then torment the poor thing for 30 or 40 minutes. It really is a very strange culture. :o :o :o
sorry varche but imo torturing and killing animals is not a culture , thats violence.. :(
if they will eat, kill immediately ok.. but not a plaything..
Agreed.
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Bullfighting is Spanish culture whether we like it or not ergo fox hunting is English culture.
Not that I condone fox hunting because I don't but at least the fox had a slim chance of escape to freedom unlike a Spanish bull
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Bullfighting is Spanish culture whether we like it or not ergo fox hunting is English culture.
Not that I condone fox hunting because I don't but at least the fox had a slim chance of escape to freedom unlike a Spanish bull
Evening Tony, hope you're well. I used to be anti fox hunting & allsorts when i was young & full of rebellion. Age/mental laziness & another outlook have calmed me over the years & given me a more tolerant & understanding view on such things to the point where i get more irritated by the protesters/saboteurs & pillocks who release animals into the wild that will die a nastier death than where they were or breed & wipe out other species. Foxhunting & bullfighting are by no means pleasant pastimes but life's not perfect. Some things are just the way they are & misgiuded idealsm will never change the world. If it did then the world would be a very clincal uninspiring place.
Let's hunt the saboteurs instead. ::)
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Bullfighting is Spanish culture whether we like it or not ergo fox hunting is English culture.
The English dont hunt foxes anymore, it has been outlawed on account of it being the sport of chinless cretins. The sooner the spanish stop torturing bulls and throwing donkeys off church towers ect for fun the better.
Calling such moronic practices 'culture' only encourages idle spaniards to provide dense tourists with such thrilling attractions
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The English dont hunt foxes anymore, it has been outlawed .......
That was the theory ....... :-?
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Bullfighting is Spanish culture whether we like it or not ergo fox hunting is English culture.
Not that I condone fox hunting because I don't but at least the fox had a slim chance of escape to freedom unlike a Spanish bull
Evening Tony, hope you're well. I used to be anti fox hunting & allsorts when i was young & full of rebellion. Age/mental laziness & another outlook have calmed me over the years & given me a more tolerant & understanding view on such things to the point where i get more irritated by the protesters/saboteurs & pillocks who release animals into the wild that will die a nastier death than where they were or breed & wipe out other species. Foxhunting & bullfighting are by no means pleasant pastimes but life's not perfect. Some things are just the way they are & misgiuded idealsm will never change the world. If it did then the world would be a very clincal uninspiring place.
Let's hunt the saboteurs instead. ::)
Yep not bad Guy same sh1t different day thanks for asking :yAs some of you will know I participate in field sports and have a generel love and understanding of country life I also appreciate that the fox has population has to be controlled. But there are far more humane, efficient and cost effective and less destructive ways to reduce the fox population than dressing up in a red coat sitting on a horse and following a pack of dogs and a bloke blowing a horn.
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Bullfighting is Spanish culture whether we like it or not ergo fox hunting is English culture.
Not that I condone fox hunting because I don't but at least the fox had a slim chance of escape to freedom unlike a Spanish bull
Evening Tony, hope you're well. I used to be anti fox hunting & allsorts when i was young & full of rebellion. Age/mental laziness & another outlook have calmed me over the years & given me a more tolerant & understanding view on such things to the point where i get more irritated by the protesters/saboteurs & pillocks who release animals into the wild that will die a nastier death than where they were or breed & wipe out other species. Foxhunting & bullfighting are by no means pleasant pastimes but life's not perfect. Some things are just the way they are & misgiuded idealsm will never change the world. If it did then the world would be a very clincal uninspiring place.
Let's hunt the saboteurs instead. ::)
In other words you've sold out..
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Bullfighting is Spanish culture whether we like it or not ergo fox hunting is English culture.
Not that I condone fox hunting because I don't but at least the fox had a slim chance of escape to freedom unlike a Spanish bull
Evening Tony, hope you're well. I used to be anti fox hunting & allsorts when i was young & full of rebellion. Age/mental laziness & another outlook have calmed me over the years & given me a more tolerant & understanding view on such things to the point where i get more irritated by the protesters/saboteurs & pillocks who release animals into the wild that will die a nastier death than where they were or breed & wipe out other species. Foxhunting & bullfighting are by no means pleasant pastimes but life's not perfect. Some things are just the way they are & misgiuded idealsm will never change the world. If it did then the world would be a very clincal uninspiring place.
Let's hunt the saboteurs instead. ::)
Yep not bad Guy same sh1t different day thanks for asking :yAs some of you will know I participate in field sports and have a generel love and understanding of country life I also appreciate that the fox has population has to be controlled. But there are far more humane, efficient and cost effective and less destructive ways to reduce the fox population than dressing up in a red coat sitting on a horse and following a pack of dogs and a bloke blowing a horn.
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Well said :y
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In a nutshell the point is whether in Spain with a bull or here with a fox sometimes, whether we like it or not that's just how things are. When in Rome....
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Bullfighting is Spanish culture whether we like it or not ergo fox hunting is English culture.
Not that I condone fox hunting because I don't but at least the fox had a slim chance of escape to freedom unlike a Spanish bull
Evening Tony, hope you're well. I used to be anti fox hunting & allsorts when i was young & full of rebellion. Age/mental laziness & another outlook have calmed me over the years & given me a more tolerant & understanding view on such things to the point where i get more irritated by the protesters/saboteurs & pillocks who release animals into the wild that will die a nastier death than where they were or breed & wipe out other species. Foxhunting & bullfighting are by no means pleasant pastimes but life's not perfect. Some things are just the way they are & misgiuded idealsm will never change the world. If it did then the world would be a very clincal uninspiring place.
Let's hunt the saboteurs instead. ::)
Hi Amigo,
* hunting is another practice , and its allowed in most countries in special times for controlling the number of animals.. And at least in my country the hunters pay serious amount of money to get the licence and they eat the animal afterwards (except some rare cases)
* dont be so desperate.. may be slowly but things change.. a hundred years ago work times are 12-16 hours per day.. people fight against and win :y