Toros, otra vez

Toros, otra vez
 

Bueno, aquí "no hablamos de corridas de toros" sino de "correbous" "que es una cosa distinta" (con unas comillas muy gordas.)

¿Qué pensamos de estas cosas, después de la prohibición de las corridas?

http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2010/0...285150930.html

Parece una barbaridad, pero hay tantas barbarides cometidAs contra los
animales que el correbous parece pequeño. Ciertamente es una
celebración vívida que algunos foraneros miran como algo muy típico de una fiesta Española (¡OLE!:rolleyes:), pero aquí en este foro debemos saber que España es un pais tan variado que la única cosa típica es la tortilla y la esaladilla rusa.

En EEUU y probablamente en el norte de México tenemos el rodeo en que
abusamos unos caballos mustangos (bucking broncos) Es algo parecido
a las pendejadas contra los toros en España.

I think that is the same, casually they are killing to more animals, only that the deport has changed to name.

I don't agree with anything related with animal murder.

Don't you?

No me hables, estoy que trino... ¡País de...! :mad: :mad: :mad:

Crotalito, en los correbous no matan al toro, sólo se le hace sufrir "un poquito":

http://blogs.larioja.com/blogfiles/i...s/correbou.jpg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_jO-OI-lmVr...correbous2.jpg

http://www.elpais.com/recorte/201007...rohibicion.jpg

¡Vaya animales!

¿"un poquito"? Lo siento, pero es una vergüenza nacional de verdad. :mad::mad::mad:

No mas un poquito.

They are feeling a little of pink.

It's good.

Please the humanity is of the worst.

I don't believe it.

Here it is common to say the opposite of what you want to say, in a cynical way. If it has not been understood, we add: "Al revés te lo digo, para que me entiendas". ;)

Yes, I guessed you meant it like that. I only quoted the "poquito" as a link to your post. Interestingly, you might say the same in English, but with a sarcastic tone which is not possible to recreate in a post, so plently of scope for misunderstanding. :)

Well, you can use ":rolleyes:". :)

Que Dios bendiga a los animales que sufren:sad:( May God bless the suffering animals):(:sad:

Yes, but I can't believe as the people can get fun with the suffering of an animal.
Why themselves hurt them, so they could to feel the same than the animal feeling always in an event so.

Yes, I agree. The worse is to make a spectacle from the suffering of an animal. :mad:

Es una franca salvajada, llámese pelea de gallos, de perros o corrida de toros o correbous. (Da grima ser parte de la especie humana.) :blackeye:

Yes, I don't agree with the murder animal, because although that being legal for some many people crazy, I'm sorry for the word Crazy for it's true, the animal have feeling like us, then they aren't be hurt them for any motive.

Sometimes I understand Greenpeace people.

Los violentos son violentos con todo: con los animales, con las personas y con todo lo que se menea:

http://www.lavozlibre.com/noticias/a...en-guadalajara

Yes I'm agree with your commentary.

The violent people are completely violent person here or wherever, simply I'm not agree with murder animal, they are animals with feelings.

I vote for don't kill more animals in this illness planet.

Interestingly enough, I was reading last night "El general en su laberinto" by García Márquez, and in the middle of the book he describes "una pelea de gallos" (rooster fight?) and it is rather barbaric... However, Bolívar brings a lady with him to watch the fight, and apparently, given that ladies were not allowed to watch these "manly" things, the whole thing was "toned down". Of course, we are talking here 1800s, but brutality is brutality, no matter the age or the date...

Like Hobbes said, "el Hombre es un lobo para los demás hombres y ello impide toda posibilidad de civilización". Interestingly enough, I am more for Rousseau, and the basic good nature of Man, and Bolívar had been 'imbibed' on that philosophy too...

Of course, this thread is about "toros" but the "philosophy" related to them is actually applicable. (It reminds me too another very good book on Bolívar Liberator of a Continent where it describes how when little Simón was a boy confronted a "full-blown" bull with quite some courage...)

It is 'funny' how somebody like Simón Bolívar, who was a fierce defensor of freedom and who abolished slavery, (or tried to, I believe) way before the US people fought for that freedom... could also be immersed on the 'cultural' barbaric practices of the times...

Well... we should learn from history... and not repeat atrocities... or perpetuate them.