Bull-fighting

[Chaldean_Rite]

Bull-fighting is immoral. Anyone disagree? So don’t participate.

 

[Catholic90]

Bull-fighting is immoral. Anyone disagree? So don’t participate.

I can safely say I have never fought a bull. I never plan to, either!

Now EAT a bull…that is a different story (although he might be a bit tough and stringy. Probably have to stew it…)

 

[Chaldean_Rite]

I can safely say I have never fought a bull. I never plan to, either!

Now EAT a bull…that is a different story (although he might be a bit tough and stringy. Probably have to stew it…)

How about watching it?

 

[Lead_Me_Home]

I like to watch rodeos but I am not such a fan of the Matador bull fighting. I don’t see rodeos as being gruesome.

Why don’t you take a poll, I don’t really think this is really a question.

 

[Mary_Gail_36]

I can safely say I have never fought a bull. I never plan to, either!

Now EAT a bull…that is a different story (although he might be a bit tough and stringy. Probably have to stew it…)

I think the cattle that is processed into meat must have a few “boy cows” I guess about 50%. So I wouldn’t think meat from a bull would be tough and stringy.

 

[Lead_Me_Home]

I believe meet from a bull is called ANGUS not just beef.

Angus cattle (ăng`gəs), breed of black polled (hornless) beef cattle, originated in Scotland and introduced in 1873 to the United States, where they have become well established. Often called Black Angus or Aberdeen Angus cattle, they have low, compact bodies and are noted for the fine quality of their flesh. As a breed, they lack the size of Shorthorn and Hereford cattle. In recent years, the Red Angus breed of cattle has been derived from red cattle born in registered black herds.

from;encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Certified+Angus+Beef

I was wrong, but I sure do like my beef.

 

[Joe_Kelley]

I think the cattle that is processed into meat must have a few “boy cows” I guess about 50%. So I wouldn’t think meat from a bull would be tough and stringy.

My grandparents had a dairy farm. Young bulls were used for meat. Cows were kept for milk production. By the time they reached the end of their useful life they were far too tough to eat. I think they were ground up for dog food.

 

[budgie2]

I spent a term in Spain studying at Granada university and they have bull fighting on tv but I didn’t go to a bull fight. One of my flat mates said that he had met a headhunter who wanted him to participate in a bull fight as a matador. He brought back a poster with his name on it for a bull fight and I believed every word and was scared for his safety. But it was a total lie. Yes, I do think they’re immoral and especially for the human beings.

 

[whatevergirl]

I think bull fighting is immoral, yes. It falls into the genre of “cruelty to animals” in my opinion.

 

[w2bp88]

I think it is a horrible practice, hurting and killing animals for entertainment. I went to Spain about 2 months ago and the girl I was traveling with wanted to go to one. I saw what they were like on youtube and I was disgusted. I told her there was no way I would support that.