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Humans don't need to enter life threatening situations to pay the bills, so human jobs aren't comparable. Horses/animals don't need to "work" to survive. But you know that. |
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Showjumping might not seem cruel but the horse are put thought hours of training I bet on football not horse |
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Then a human in that situation would not be considered to have a job... Instead, that would be slavery. What you get up to at the weekends is your own business Alf, but most people do NOT want to be slaves. |
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:bawling::bawling::bawling: |
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Grand National next month.
Can't wait! Love those big fences! |
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And it live :wavey: |
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..that poor horse, Kaz..Sandsend..:sad:..heartbreaking and also thinking of how long the ecruitiating pain he endured would have been before he was ‘put down’...also the first sentence of that article being...’he had, had a decent chance of winning’...that being more the prime thing..?...awful...in general, horses and meant to be mounted with a rider and bear that weight, surely...because if they were, then why would a wild horse in a natural habitat have to be ‘tamed’ in order to be ridden...or ‘broken’ as it’s referred to also...animals are not meant to be or feel ‘broken’...and especially not for a sport, a money making form of entertainment as horse racing is...we have progressed so much in ‘human time on earth’...surely we don’t have to ‘break living creatures’, to fulfill entertainment in the sporting/competitive world...we must have advanced beyond that ...these horses are bred specifically for, so just wouldn’t be../..wouldn’t have existence if horse racing was not a thing...so there’s that as well, there will be no option of a ‘different life’ for them, because they just wouldn’t be, I assume...but sadly that’s (for me..)..the better option...
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On balance, i don't think horse racing is cruel because horses love to run. What is cruel, is doing things like beating them to run faster, or mistreating them in the name of sport. Putting them in danger or too much stress with large fences etc, I also think is incorrect.
So race them by all means, but look after them and treat them with respect. |
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Just as a side thought to this terrifying distopian idea: d'you think if we DID specifically breed and train humans for sport, they would end up totally smashing world records? Like would the ones bred for speed be running the 100m in like 6 seconds? And would we have Olympic swimmers with massive flipper feet due to selective breeding? :think:. I mean it's horrifying but... Sort of fascinating...
Like I've always said that I'd totally watch an Olympics where there were no bans on performance enhancing drugs. Just to see what would happen :joker: |
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