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Obvious edited animal rights activist video, I've been to many rodeos very seldom that an animal is carried off, most of the time the Cowboy is carried off.
Obvious edited animal rights activist video, I've been to many rodeos very seldom that an animal is carried off, most of the time the Cowboy is carried off.
At least the cowboy had a choice in the matter.
Yes, rodeos are animal abuse. Would you treat your own dog that way?
Yes, rodeos are animal abuse. Would you treat your own dog that way?
Nah cause she's a dog, not a cow and I'm not a cowboy or in a rodeo.
If you think it's abuse don't sit around crying, go to a rodeo and protest, I don't care and it is your right. Exercise your rights.
Yes, rodeos are animal abuse. Would you treat your own dog that way?
So you ignore that most states do have legislation in place against animal cruelty and purport that every rodeo is a violation of such legislation? Is that correct?
Do you think most rational adults project human "reasoning" upon animals specifically bred as livestock as illustrated by your statement "at least the cowboy had a choice" as though bovine have the same ability to reason? Really?
I don't abuse any animals, be they cattle, dogs, or bunnies. I've rescued more than my fair share of injured/abandoned animals in my life. I hunt and fish for food too; this is not animal abuse either, except in the eyes of extremists.
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