Sunday, January 1, 2023

People who enjoy animal abuse are sadistic psychopaths

 Showing Animals Respect and Kindness Youtube videos

Take a look at people's comments on these videos, and maybe you'll get an idea of how many people look down on this kind of animal abuse.

Rodeo = Cruelty and Animal Terrorism

 

Cruelty is the Opposite of Macho 


rodeos abuse, maim, and kill animals

 

Red Bluff Rodeo Caught Shocking Horses, Kills One Horse

 

People who enjoy this are sadistic psychopaths. Yes, YOU.



 

  

 RC Landingham: Fake Cowboy who made a million dollars by torturing horses

Take a look at this guy: 


This is RC Landingham, who has won a million dollars by bareback riding horses.  Seems innocent, right? Except we just learned that these people use straps and spurs that hurt the horses. Wow, big brave man!  He and his whole family are proud of how he makes a living.  There ain't nothing to be proud of here.  The Red Bluff Rodeo is going on right now, and the Cro-magnons of Northern California are all thrilled about THIS guy.

What are the animal welfare issues with rodeos?

 Here's an article from Australia, because animals suffer the same south of the equator.


What are the animal welfare issues with rodeos?

A rodeo is a form of entertainment or sport where horses and cattle are used to demonstrate riding and handling skills. Events include bronco riding, bull riding, calf roping, team roping and steer wrestling. The RSPCA is opposed to rodeos and rodeo schools because of the potential for significant injury, suffering or distress to the animals involved. Based on observed behaviour, there is very little evidence that the animals ‘enjoy’ the rodeo experience. Rodeos are held in all states and territories in Australia except for the Australian Capital Territory where they are prohibited.

Bronco and bull riding

Rodeo horses and bulls buck repeatedly as an instinctive reaction to being repeatedly kicked with metal spurs and to the tightened flank strap around their sensitive underbelly. Horses and cattle are prey animals and their reaction to being ridden in this way is the same as their reaction to being attacked by a predator, a situation where they experience increased fear, stress and panic. It is not uncommon to see horses and bulls hurl themselves at solid objects in order to rid themselves of the rider. Only when the rider has been thrown or dismounts and the flank straps loosened do they quieten down. Also, some ridden animals are so distressed that they then charge the rider on the ground, further demonstrating this very strong fear response. A study of bull behaviour at rodeos determined that nearly one third of animals assessed showed signs of distress leading up to the start of bull-riding events and that those who did not react may have either become habituated to the aversive situation or have given up and endure the negative experience [1].


 

 

https://kb.rspca.org.au/knowledge-base/what-are-the-animal-welfare-issues-with-rodeos/ 

 

Further:  The article goes on to discuss calf roping, steer wrestling and team roping, with several gruesome photos. To cap it off,

What you can do

All rodeo events will cause stress, fear and pain as well as injure animals for the sake of sport and entertainment. Subjecting cattle and horses to these experiences is not justified. You can help stop rodeos by raising awareness of the risks to animals inherent in rodeos, especially if a rodeo is held in your local community. You can also meet with your local member of parliament and write to the Minister responsible for animal welfare in your state/territory to urge rodeos to cease.


 

 

That's it, contact your local and state politicians.  Give them some bad press for not doing something, because they sure won't be moved by anything else. Circuses are gradually cutting out animals, let's shut down the rodeos too.

Troglodytes.

The Case against Rodeos

 Some people are such troglodytes that they find it amusing to use animals for their own pleasure - even when that results in suffering and death for the animal. How low can they be?  Very low. And that is what I find here in Northern California - more specifically Shasta County and Tehama County, which is where the Red Bluff rodeo is held. 

 

So I'm going to post some links to animal rights pages, who can say it much better than me.

 "Rodeo Facts

The Case Against Rodeos

Rodeos may be popular, but more and more Americans are becoming aware of just how cruel these events are for the animals forced to participate. The horses, bulls, steer, and calves suffer broken ribs, backs, and legs, torn tails, punctured lungs, internal organ damage, ripped tendons, torn ligaments, snapped necks, and agonizing deaths.

The injuries are not confined to the rodeos themselves. For instance, during practice sessions, a calf may be roped repeatedly, until the calf suffers injuries that require her replacement." 

https://aldf.org/article/rodeo-facts-the-case-against-rodeos/

 

I'm glad they sued the  California Rodeo Salinas for animal abuse. When the lizard brains do their thing, lawsuits may be the only thing that gets through to them.  Yep, especially in Northern California.