It appears to be difficult to trust that in this civilized and enlightened age, a most horrendous exhibition of blood keeps on thriving in Spain and certain different nations. Bullfighting is uncultivated and should have been banned a long time ago. It is hard to see how large groups of people will pay cash and enjoy watching one solitary or lone animal, who has never done them any damage, and getting killed right before their eyes. By what means would anyone be able to, with an ounce of empathy and cheer cry ole in excitement as a spear is pushed into the creature's agonized body? I think bullfighting a a cruel and gruesome way of entertaining people. Bullfighting is introduced as a challenge between the overcome bullfighter, who strikingly …show more content…
In the article Bullfighting by New American Inside Out it states, “They often have weapons similar to spears that they try to thrust into the bull’s body (usually between the shoulders) doing so causes the animal to lose blood and become weaker. In this kind of bullfighting, the bull always dies. There is also danger for the bullfighter, of course, as they could be badly injured — perhaps even killed — if hit by one of the bull’s horns.” This proves that bullfighting is not only dangerous to the bull, but also for the bullfighter. The bullfighter are aware of this happening to them, but they want to bullfight anyway. Some matadors bullfight because they have the passion to do so. Others bullfight for the money and fame of it. According to Bullfighting the Facts it states, “ The bull is not an aggressive animal, and the reason he is angry and attempts to charge at the matador whilst in the bullring is mainly because he has been horrendously abused for the previous two days. In fact, what spectators see is not a normal, healthy bull, but a weakened, half-blinded and mentally destroyed version, whose chances of