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@jen_jen wrote:
* ponders…what would happen if the whole country stopped going to work and lived the same lifestyle as Gaz? :-k
The bone idle, lazy, useless fecker wouldn’t get his housing benefit paid and he’d starve to death.
Shame.
@jen_jen wrote:
I fail to see how baiting an animal until you kill it, whether it is killed in the ring or in the pen, can be described as art and/or entertainment. It may be considered a part of the culture of the country, but then so were dancing bears once upon a time.
If that makes me uncultured and close-minded then so be it.
=D>
Agreed..
It’s very, very sad if a so called “human being” can gain pleasure from watching the torture and slaughter of another living creature.
Something is severly wrong with these so called “people.”
@English Aficionado wrote:
In anticipation of a volley of abuse I have put my tin hat on and have the car waiting but wonder whether anyone has a view on Bullfighting as cultural or indeed art?
Please do feel free to contact me. I have set up a Y ahoo group on the subject too.
I know this is emotive and I look forward to both the kicking I am going to get as well as the erudite, cultured and open minded friends I hope to make.
I have also posted this in the Art, Poetry, Music and film category where there is also a Poll on the subject.
Art????????
I don’t think so.
It’s not even a fecking “fight!”
Pray do tell me how the horrendous torture, torment, pain and death of an animal purely for human entertainment can be considered art?
If I was to slaughter a human being in the same way a bull is slaughtered in a bull ring, people would call me sick in the head, mental, a sadist etc etc and lock me away for life as a danger to society.
I see no difference in applying these same terms to supporters of bull fighting.
I hope every matador, toredor the crowd and anybody else who indulges in this sickening and revolting spectale all die a very slow, and very painful death on par with the suffering the bulls suffer for they deserve nothing else.
@thin ice wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
@jen_jen wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
I hope that none of your own kids or family or friends ever fall victim to drug or drink addictions because they sure as hell won’t get any help from you, will they?
You seem to assume that no-one here has been in that situation.
No actually, go back and read the posts for yourself – I think you’ll then work out to whom I am referring.
not sure i can work it out
why not have the balls to make it clear who you meanwether she died a drug related death or not she still wasted her life
Oh dear. Read back on the “holier than thou” posts and work it out, thin although I suspect it is above your intellect.
@jen_jen wrote:
@panda12 wrote:
I hope that none of your own kids or family or friends ever fall victim to drug or drink addictions because they sure as hell won’t get any help from you, will they?
You seem to assume that no-one here has been in that situation.
No actually, go back and read the posts for yourself – I think you’ll then work out to whom I am referring.
I love the way the “holier than thou” muppets on here have decided that Amy’s death was due to drugs or drink.
It may well have been – we don’t know – but you morons have been judge and jury.
It has been said that there was no evidence of drugs found in the house. She may have died of natural causes.
So unless her death is confirmed as being drug related, why don’t you STFU and go back to living your perfect little lives in your perfect little World.
I hope that none of your own kids or family or friends ever fall victim to drug or drink addictions because they sure as hell won’t get any help from you, will they?
@wakeupdeadisgodlike wrote:
A waste of air that achieved far more than me, you or anyone else here ever will in her short time here.
Well said. =D>
I suggest we hold our children close….
Hmmm. I expect Kate and Gerry McCann are thinking that right now. See, Pepper? You can be erm “black and white” when you want to be.
And don’t vilify Sara Payne, jen jen – her daughter was older and with her much older siblings.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2001/nov/20/childprotection.society
Not quite the same as leaving a three year old and her two year old twin siblings alone.
@best man wrote:
im not posting on this thread
Liar!
True fact:
A net curtain is thin and as white as ice.
