Anonymous commented at 2010-10-29 13:45:31 » #488873

Sadly, bullfighting is now banned in Catalonia.

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Anonymous commented at 2010-11-18 19:10:00 » #511445

Don't worry... They will end up unbanning it.

They don't want to admit it, but when they get tired of all the the-bulls-suffer-that-is-slaughter-blahblahblah shit, they will realize bullfighting is after all a centennial tradition. You can't fight traditions, the only thing that really works with bullfighting is the "if you don't like it look away" rule.

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Anonymous commented at 2011-02-11 12:30:54 » #616397

"Tradition" should never be a viable argument for doing something inhumane. As much as I love the whole "art" of bullfighting, it's still a cruel sport which I hope remains banned.

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Anonymous commented at 2011-09-29 09:56:56 » #888977

See, there's the thing. Not "inhumane", you say? Perhaps you hadn't noticed, but bulls aren't human. Besides, bulls for bullfighting live most of their lives better than most humans! Sure, they 'suffer' at the end, but there are worse things done to animals for less of a reason, and if the public wants to see it, they should be able to.

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Anonymous commented at 2011-10-30 21:53:38 » #914286

Also, they haven't banned bullfighting in Catalonia - they've banned a certain method of bullfighting, promoting a regional alternative instead - it's a bit of national posturing, that's all.

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