I'm Spanish and I hate our tradicional bullfighting as most of Spaniards.

@checky99 (224)
Spain
February 28, 2016 2:24pm CST
Most of people from different countries thinks that the spaniards like the bullfighting, but It's just the opposite. The animals should have the same rights than the humans, only for being alive. They are too better than the humans, they not deserve abuse and less for our entertainment. That's too unfair, isn't it? It's true that there are people who like it but i think that it's going to disappear in the future thought there are people sectors who like it yet. Culture doesn't justify violence and animal abuse, also that something can't be culture. To make matters worse, despite the students and teachers are stiked too much to avoid cuts in education, the education's minister of our community autonomy wanted to create a vocacional trainning about this blasphemy Why can the people love this?
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@amnabas (13742)
• Karachi, Pakistan
28 Feb 16
Great thoughts indeed.
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@YuleimaVzla (1505)
• Maracaibo, Venezuela
28 Feb 16
Hello, I'm Venezuelan and since there are many Spaniards in our country, has rooted tradition of the bullfight, which I consider inhuman and insensitive to the bulls who are beings who also feel pain, compassion and great sadness when they are mutilated not support this practice at all.
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@checky99 (224)
• Spain
28 Feb 16
It should disappear, I feel embarrassed to have a cover letter so
@cupkitties (7421)
• United States
28 Feb 16
My Spanish teacher made us watch a documentary on bullfighting. Before that I always thought it was just some guy waving a blanket around and the bull would chase him. The reality is horrifying to look at. I think only psychopaths would find the suffering these animals endure, as "entertaining.".
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@swissheart (6482)
• Romania
3 Mar 16
I'm glad to see there are spanish people who don't agree with such an act of un-necessarely violence
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@Scindhia (1906)
• India
29 Feb 16
We have a similar tradition here in Tamil Nadu during the Pongal festival. In olden times, only brave and strong men could tame a bull. It was a criteria set by a girl's father if a guy wanted to marry a girl and the episode was seen as an act of strength and bravery. Nowadays, it makes no sense to see too man people running with bulls in an open ground doing nothing but getting squashed by the bulls.
@acelawrites (19272)
• Philippines
29 Feb 16
I agree, cruelty to animals must be stopped.
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@MGjhaud (23244)
• Philippines
29 Feb 16
i dont think i will like it myself. i find it disturbing. its scary for those watchers as well. im thinking it might go up and tear up someone in to pieces.
@stringer321 (5643)
• Kiryat Ata, Israel
28 Feb 16
I'm sorry to hear this is still going on as a sport. At least some of the athletes get hurt from the horns, so they feel the bull's anger. Where did this idea of fighting a bull come from ? Only the human mind could invent such a sport. Maybe that's how many people make themselves feel superior and better. Or maybe they gamble. The history of the bulldog from wikipedia says that bulldogs were used to bite the bulls in the nose as a sport called bull-baiting. That's a side effect witch made the dogs suffer too. Is there any government post about stopping the bullfighting in the future ? I think I have heard about it in the news about spain, but, I'm not sure when. I hope all kinds of animal abuse will stop soon.
@BelleStarr (61047)
• United States
29 Feb 16
It seems a brutal and senseless killing of magnificent animals.
@amadeo (111942)
• United States
28 Feb 16
Has this been going on for some time.As they were trying to come up with something?