Partridge fighting
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May 15th, 2012, 11:02 Movember all done. Now where's my razor.
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I had a bloody disgusting desire to see a bull fighting in Spain and I saw culture of Spain with all including. It was interesting, sometimes I was on side of a bull sometimes I admired a matador because he killed a bull by sword by one shot.
By the way I was at a horse race in the UK and I saw how they hit them when they finished and it was for me really horrible to see it. It could be that I did not suppose it.
I can not see boxing at TV but I like my lesson of kick boxing.(there is only shadow boxing)
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Please look at this thread, even if you are not in India.: Have you seen johathan Spollen
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He could be anywhere now: You might have met him, be able to help, or give information.
WOW Non-Indians arguing like Indians.... Indian effect 
A new thread for Human/Animal/Alien Rights can be created.

A new thread for Human/Animal/Alien Rights can be created.
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May 17th, 2012, 22:09 Naan.tering Nabob
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And .... partridge fighting might be among the more least aggressive of all the human enforced animal bloodletting/cruelty in India.
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May 18th, 2012, 00:53 Naan.tering Nabob
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Who's being absurd??????
I was just putting the 'feather ruffling' into context with some of the other less than kind/karmic traditions involving animals in India. Not condoning any of it ... but I don't think temple rituals are any more or less a means of justification for cruelty/sacrifice/death than graveyard gambling is. Others might disagree........
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