'Difficult' for judge to rule on bull killing

[R13...]

30 against 1. Africa's idea of a fair fight. Maybe if we put 150 players in the Bafana Bafana team they can make the semi-finals.

A yank (not African) once said,

If you find yourself in a fair fight, you didn't plan your mission properly.
- David Hackworth

[daveza]

http://www.news24.com/Content/SouthA...nds_ukweshwama

Journalists were chased away when the ukweshwama festival was a bout to start.

What a surprise.

[noxibox]

yet when it suits those in charge culture becomes a suitable reason for doing something otherwise not allowed.

Or any influential religion for that matter.

[technofool]

Journalists were chased away when the ukweshwama festival was a bout to start.

What a surprise.

These guys obviously read MyBB and they have learned "If there are no photos, it never happened." A sure sign they are trying to hide something.

"We do better once we know better" isn't that what civilization is? Isn't that what we strive for in our commercial abattoirs where we kill thousands of animals every day? We use the best means known to us to minimize the suffering of the animals we intend to eat. It just reveals your barbarism when you have the attitude that "the the animal is going to die anyway I don't care if it suffers excruciatingly." And we allow oversight from Health Inspectors, journalists and Animal Welfare groups at our abattoirs. That is civilized.

It is Barbaric to try to pull out an animals tongue and then be surprised that it doesn't die quickly.
Or stuff sand in its mouth and then be surprised that it doesn't die quickly.
Or tie a knot in it's penis and then be surprised that it doesn't die quickly.
This is Barbaric, inept and unnecessary. You know this and are ashamed by it which is why you chase away journalists will not allow independent observers.

Shame be on you Mr Zulu Culture and everyone of your family who remains silent on this issue!