Animal Rights Protest at Spirit of the Horse
Liz | 24.07.2004 20:55 | Animal Liberation | Ecology
Spirit of the Horse is not wanted in Brighton. Animal Rights activists demonstrated at each of the shows in Hove.
Liz
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ban spirit of the horse
25.07.2004 21:30
and we lealfleted alot of people. Of course there are the ones who are
ignorant and decided to make a nasty comment but we mangaged to turn
someone away.
Its a cruel way of making a living. They are not welcome any where
and the animals need to freed.
libby
Spirit of the Horse
28.07.2004 16:07
Tracey
Spirit of the Horse - crushed
30.07.2004 10:32
And how do you keep your pets Tracey? In the late 1980's John Robins of Animal Concern sneaked behind the scenes at the Christmas Circus in Glasgow, Scotland, and photographed elephants chained by their legs and unable to move more than a few feet in any direction. The next day Bobby Roberts of Bobby Roberts' Super Circus admitted in a BBC radio debate with John Robins that, apart from performing, the only exercise his elephants had received in three days was a one hour walk around the car park of the SECC in Glasgow. Around the same time an Animal Concern investigation disclosed that before the start of the annul Christmas circus Bobby Roberts had been keeping his animals in a damp, cramped, dilapidated barn at Bishopbriggs near Glasgow. Nice family.
Ian
NOT cruel
30.08.2004 21:10
Susan
IT'S NOT CRULE
10.09.2004 21:24
Jamie-Lee
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Somebody help me - Im confused!!
05.08.2007 23:39
Of course these people do not abuse their horses, or dogs or whatever it is you are accusing them of! Could somebody please explain to me why is it that someone who wants to train animals to do things that might be appreciated by an audience is automatically branded as a cruel, evil person?
Perhaps one should consider that there exists in this world people who are gifted with animals - resulting in good communication and relashionships with animal and handler and therefore leading to a high standard of training. Which part of this I ask you is cruel?
My final point is to the muppet who was going on about "Freeing the animals"....I need help, desperate help not to throw myself under a train with sheer deperation at my revelation that someone with this mentality actually exists! Just where would you free a bunch of domesticated horses? Hyde Park?
Please go........free yourself from the mental ties that bind you......I suggest travelling the worlds poorest third world countries so you can achieve some perspective that may (God willing) alter your views. If its protesting you are interested in, there are a great many human causes that are in need of support - google "Amnesty International", you will find some real and worthy causes crying out for your help.
Good day to you all.
natasha