Bullfighting
Lelsi 2011/10/20 10:58
Each year, more than 40,000 bulls are barbarically slaughtered in bullrings around the world. From the moment they enter the ring, the bulls don't stand a chance. They may be weakened by beatings with sandbags, debilitated with laxatives, drugged, have their horns shaved to impair their navigation, or have petroleum jelly rubbed into their eyes to impair their ability to judge distance.
We all know that Spain has always been famous for it's bull-fights, it's a part of their culture and tradition.Bullfighting is also popular in Portugal, as well as the Latin American countries of Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador.
But, where is the 'sport' in this? Why is killing a living creature considered by many to be a sport, and why is it so popular?
Would you, or have you, attended a bullfight? Do you think bullfighting should be banned as institutionalized animal cruelty?