Only 16 deaths since 1910 and the last in 2009. Lots gored though and attracting over a million tourists a year. The bulls run at 8am and face matadors in the afternoon. Now it's no business o the English but would anyone like to see the Spaniards to change it. |
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By *aui.Man 12 weeks ago
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I'm of 2 minds for this. I mean on one hand I think it's important to preserve traditions and history. On the other hand though I don't want animals injured or killed just for the sake of tourism. |
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By (user no longer on site) 12 weeks ago
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"I'm of 2 minds for this. I mean on one hand I think it's important to preserve traditions and history. On the other hand though I don't want animals injured or killed just for the sake of tourism. "
This is how I feel. |
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"Just because something is traditional doesn't make it OK. History tells us this time and time again. No idea why this would be any different. It's a horrible practice."
Indeed. FGM is or was traditional in some parts of the world. Best to be banned, though.
Most other countries have banned cruel animal sports, like bear baiting, cock fighting, hare coursing etc. Bull fighting should go the same way. It's now more of a political statement in Spain to support La Corrida. It's not really an expression of tradition, per se.
I love Spain as my second home, but not La Corrida. |
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By *lynJMan 12 weeks ago
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"The English need to stop being colonials and trying to police the world. Their countries, their laws.. not ours "
Send in the army Tom. They'll sort it out and no mistake
Alternatively, get Boston Dynamics to create robot bulls that can do the run instead. |
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