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Do you believe that modern bull fighting should be now banned world wide?

Is it a cruel and barbaric sport or one of craft and human courage and strength? Why not give the Bulls a sporting chance such as the Bull running in Pamplona each year?

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
    Favorite Answer

    It should be banned.

    It is it plain cruelty to animals

    It is not sport.

    It is an insult to the very spirit of sport.

    It is neither courage or strength but plain barbaric.

    Take care

  • 1 decade ago

    You actually don't know a lot about bullfighting, you should do your research on it before you complain. I'll compare it to the traditional slaughterhouse methods, which are much much more cruel than the bullfighting.

    For starters, a slaughter house bull has no chance of making it out alive. A bull bred for bullfighting does have a chance; if he is aggressive and brave enough, he will be forgiven.

    Secondly, a slaughterhouse bull will be kept up in a small unhygienic space all it's short life while a bullfighting bull will spend it's life in semi-wilderness before sent to the ring.

    Thirdly, a slaughterhouse bull suffers a cruel death; a slaughterhouse bull will be hit on the head - and while sometimes still alive, ripped open. A bullfighter bull dies almost instantly with an honorable sword blow to the heart. Of course, sometimes the bullfighter ***** up, but when he does people are pretty angry at him or her for making the bull suffer when it should not.

    Compared to the slaughterhouse, the bullfight ring is VERY humane.

  • saadat
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    some savor it others cry because of the fact an harmless creature is being stabbed to dying yet in different international locations or i think of in spain 2 the bull gets its revenge by potential of trampling down people its lifestyle issues that has handed off for generations it happens in mexico 2

  • Bambi
    Lv 4
    1 decade ago

    naww.. it's not cruel,, is a tradition, a ritual that it's been passed on through many generations.You couldn't understand unless you grow up with it and unlesss you are part of the culture where it originated.

    It's not cruel because they both get engaged in the game, bulls are merciless and look forward to strike the oppossing party too. They both (bull and bullfighter) see each other as a possible prey and predator at the same time.

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  • 1 decade ago

    like u said it cruel. first the poor beast is not fed for days so it won't be too strong. then they do cruel things to its penis to get it angry and confused to only be sent out to be massacred in front of a crowd. its a very cruel, that poor animal is suffering, dying a slow paniful mocking death how could tha ever be even considered a sport is beyond me. U know what else they do in spain, once a year they have a festival somewhere where they throw a goat off a building while people catch it fall to its death. what the hell is that?!! its disgusting just like bull fitting.

  • 1 decade ago

    It's a cruel and barbaric slow slaughter (not a sport). The bull is tortured beforehand and its tongue cut out so you can't hear it cry out in pain. It's a disgusting spectacle and I can't understand why anyone would want to watch it.

  • GeeCee
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    No, its a tradition...... To those of you who decide to give me thumbs down , grab yourself a steak, cook it to medium rare and enjoy. You will be safe in the knowledge that your steak suffered much more than the matadors bull.

  • 1 decade ago

    I have never understood how bullfighting, dog fighting or cockfighting were entertaining in the least.

    If I wished to watch an animal killed, I'd watch a nature show about lions or something.

    I imagine they will die out as more people realize how lame they are as "entertainment."

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    It is part of their culture. We slaughter millions of animals every year and very few people have a problem with it because you dont have to witness the slaughtering.

    While I dont personally enjoy watching bullfights, I have absolutely no problem with those that do.

    Edit: To all the arrogant jerk's that have the nerve to go to somene else's country and tell them how they should behave according to our sensibilities, please stop complaining when they come to the USA and try and hold on to their culture while living here. But I just want to thank you for perpetuating the image of the "Ugly American".

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Cruel and barbaric.

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