Northern Dominus wrote:
There's nothing "natural" or "honorable" about raising any animal to be a fighter.
It's never natural or honorable to kill for fun.
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by Geilinor » Tue Jul 30, 2013 10:57 am
Northern Dominus wrote:
There's nothing "natural" or "honorable" about raising any animal to be a fighter.

by Tagmatium » Tue Jul 30, 2013 10:59 am
North Calaveras wrote:Tagmatium, it was never about pie...

by Northern Dominus » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:00 am
You want facts?German-Spanish Empire wrote:Northern Dominus wrote:Except by "banning torture" as you so put it (which is really the only way animals become aggressive enough to fight another animal without much provocation), that essentially trumps virtually all forms of animal fighting. Left to their own devices roosters won't immediately fly at each other and start tearing away, and dogs won't start growling and lunging at each other either. Both are nominally social creatures, so they have to be confined in an inescapable situation and stressed to the point of fighting, which in and of itself is torture.
Again, animals can't consent to that no how much anyone insists that their fighting rooster or dog is a "natural warrior", and usually they're such cowards that even getting backhanded would probably make them curl up in the fetal position.
I want facts that gamecocks are provoked into fighting...
No, but if the asshats who think cockfighting or dog-fighting (not the aircraft vs aircraft variety but the far crueler one) is so awesome then they can damn well pick up knives and hatchets and fight it out themselves if they're so adamant, otherwise they're just cowardly asshats.

by German-Spanish Empire » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:00 am
Northern Dominus wrote:There is no "breeding" for cockfighting. Chickens are nominally flocking animals, so that sort aggression isn't a desirable trait. Yes roosters might fight over hens once in awhile but extremely rarely to the death and never with razors on their legs.German-Spanish Empire wrote:
That's with dog fighting, in cockfighting (lawl) animals are only bred and trained to fight. When a cock (lawl) is bred to fight they are natural fighters.
There's nothing "natural" or "honorable" about raising any animal to be a fighter. It's nothing but sensationalism and desensitization by a collection of idiots who are too scared to fight themselves but have no problem inflicting such horrors upon animals that can't realistically fight back.
Notice how Tiger or Bear or Elephant fighting isn't a thing? It's because these animals can pretty handily kill a human the second they get shocked or prodded with a sharp object. So once again, training animals to fight is just plain cowardly.

by Geilinor » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:02 am
Northern Dominus wrote:You want facts?German-Spanish Empire wrote:
I want facts that gamecocks are provoked into fighting...
http://www.humanesociety.org/issues/coc ... sheet.html
There, read up, especially the part that says:While it is true that birds will fight over food, territory, or mates, such fights are generally only to establish dominance within a group (the pecking order) and seldom result in serious injury. This natural behavior is quite different from what happens in staged cockfights, where pairs of birds, bred for maximum aggression (and sometimes given steroids or other drugs to make them more successful fighters), are forced to fight until a winner is declared.No, but if the asshats who think cockfighting or dog-fighting (not the aircraft vs aircraft variety but the far crueler one) is so awesome then they can damn well pick up knives and hatchets and fight it out themselves if they're so adamant, otherwise they're just cowardly asshats.Geilinor wrote:It's never natural or honorable to kill for fun.

by Northern Dominus » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:03 am
Then isn't forcing animals to fight after systematically abusing and torturing them just as cowardly?German-Spanish Empire wrote:Northern Dominus wrote:There is no "breeding" for cockfighting. Chickens are nominally flocking animals, so that sort aggression isn't a desirable trait. Yes roosters might fight over hens once in awhile but extremely rarely to the death and never with razors on their legs.
There's nothing "natural" or "honorable" about raising any animal to be a fighter. It's nothing but sensationalism and desensitization by a collection of idiots who are too scared to fight themselves but have no problem inflicting such horrors upon animals that can't realistically fight back.
Notice how Tiger or Bear or Elephant fighting isn't a thing? It's because these animals can pretty handily kill a human the second they get shocked or prodded with a sharp object. So once again, training animals to fight is just plain cowardly.
Telling other people to fight to the death is cowardly because they know well they wouldn't do it.

by German-Spanish Empire » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:04 am
Geilinor wrote:Northern Dominus wrote: You want facts?
http://www.humanesociety.org/issues/coc ... sheet.html
There, read up, especially the part that says:While it is true that birds will fight over food, territory, or mates, such fights are generally only to establish dominance within a group (the pecking order) and seldom result in serious injury. This natural behavior is quite different from what happens in staged cockfights, where pairs of birds, bred for maximum aggression (and sometimes given steroids or other drugs to make them more successful fighters), are forced to fight until a winner is declared.
No, but if the asshats who think cockfighting or dog-fighting (not the aircraft vs aircraft variety but the far crueler one) is so awesome then they can damn well pick up knives and hatchets and fight it out themselves if they're so adamant, otherwise they're just cowardly asshats.
Yes. They are hypocrites if they're okay with forcing animals to fight to the death, but are too cowardly to participate in bloodsports themselves.

by Geilinor » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:05 am

by Geilinor » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:06 am

by German-Spanish Empire » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:08 am

by Northern Dominus » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:09 am
...your turn, got some proof or source material for that?German-Spanish Empire wrote:Geilinor wrote:All fist? Animal bloodsports involve blades attached to legs. If you're too cowardly to do that, by what right can you force animals to do it?
First of all it's illegal in most arenas/countries to add blades,some people are so ignorant when it comes to doing research before they decide to criticize someone.

by Northern Dominus » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:13 am
And I'll stand by my assertion that in order to view gladiatorial fights, one would have to survive X number of rounds as a participant.

by Ardavia » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:17 am

by German-Spanish Empire » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:17 am

by Northern Dominus » Tue Jul 30, 2013 11:23 am
Nope, no guns. Too impersonal. If roosters are forced to slice at each others with razors then surely you can make do with a knife or an axe.Ardavia wrote:Sure. If I'm allowed to train first, and have a gun, in a more modern version of it. Obviously, the other guy would have a gun too, but whatever, it' aint gonna happen.
...so no/anecdotal evidence only?

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