No it isn't. It's just cultural and traditional! Everyone is having a great time!
I sincerely doubt the bulls are having a great time/will continue to have a great time.
No it isn't. It's just cultural and traditional! Everyone is having a great time!
They're awesome traditions and all you haters can go screw yourselves, seriously.
No it isn't. It's just cultural and traditional! Everyone is having a great time!
They're awesome traditions and all you haters can go screw yourselves, seriously.
It really is a great tradition though. Weeds out the idiots from Spanish society. Spain can use all the help it can get these days, and the bulls are doing their part.
Have you?
Can't tell if serious or not.
Not being glib, either, I really can't tell.
I want to do it next year. Seeing these pictures has not dissuaded me.
Not serious. I think "tradition" and "culture" as an excuse is really dumb
They're awesome traditions and all you haters can go screw yourselves, seriously.
Yes, there's no million dollar payout or parade thrown in your honor. It's not pragmatic, not the sensible thing to do with your one chance at life. It's just you putting yourself in harm's way and trying to make it out alive, purely for the sake of it, and sometimes you take a goring to the balls.
It's not stupid, though. They're out there saying fuck it.
Sometimes things need doing.
People here thinking those bulls are a bunch of scared puppies... Those are 500kg toros bravos and they will charge without giving any fuck against everything (human or animal).
Animal cruelty is bullfighting, not that.
So, as someone who knows like, nothing about the running of the bulls besides what he's seen in cartoons, what exactly does become of the bulls at the end of the run?
Alright all you guys who are all like "Bull shoulda picked a rifle, horrible tradition, I'm glad he got caught, I wish he got stomped on his head" etc Do you guys even know what's happening in this "Running of the Bulls"?
This isn't bullfighting...
Interesting how it is difficult to find out exactly what happens to the bulls afterwards through searching. PETA of course says they are just viciously slaughtered (but what else would they say). I wouldn't have much of a problem if they were eaten or something.
That's what happens.
After the events, they get sent to the slaughterhouse. Traditionally before sending them off, the testicles would be cut off, cleaned, breaded and fried on the spot to be eaten but that's no longer possible due to health regulations.
Correct. Afterwards, they are used in the bullfights. I saw two matadors get gored the day I went. The bulls kicked ass.Nope, they are used for bull fighting in the afternoon. Thats how they die.
Correct. Afterwards, they are used in the bullfights. I saw two matadors get gored the day I went. The bulls kicked ass.
But I was told the meat was still used.
Bullfights are horrendous. Not sure I'd ever go to one again.
Sometimes things need doing.
I think I would feel very differently about the running with the bulls if the bulls didn't end up being killed in the arena.Correct. Afterwards, they are used in the bullfights. I saw two matadors get gored the day I went. The bulls kicked ass.
But I was told the meat was still used.
Bullfights are horrendous. Not sure I'd ever go to one again.
Don't they eat the bull when the bull fighting is over with?