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Sure, all for stricter controls and independent oversight of animal slaughter and meat production.

No more donkeys being thrown off towers or birds in pots either?

Yes, but for legislative purposes this refers to companion animals.

You keep bulls as pets?

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I vote for right-wing-old-fart fights in lieu of bullfights. Could be entertaining while serving a valuable purpose to cull the population of an invasive species.

Not including hunting dogs really sucks. Poor Galgos.

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He then went on to take control of France.

Maybe natural gas or other hydrocarbons?

I don't understand one thing and I would appreciate it if someone more intelligent than me could explain it to me: Why have they put a photo of puppies in Santiago de Chile to illustrate a news story about a law in Spain?

Just like with the internet and gps, right?

I also find the tradition of “running with the bulls” has become a BS event. Leave the horns as is and let the bulls run wild.

If this were in the US it would be given to a defense contractor to develop and the public wouldn’t reap any benefits of it imho.

Don't know anything about the law Spain just passed. Just chiming in to say ackktually...

The animals we eat are more domesticated than cats. Cows, sheep and chickens were all domesticated roughly 9,000 to 11,000 years ago. Cats have been in the human sphere of influence for only 4,000 years - some scientists speculate 8,000 years but that isn't commonly accepted. Cats and humans don't have the same symbiotic relationship as the truly domesticated animals.

Fun fact - dogs were domesticated between 18,000 and 30,000 (!!!) years ago.

I read somewhere that During world war 2 the British air force dropped special propaganda leaflets on enemy soldiers. Those leaflets described how one can fake tuberculosis by smoking shredded newspaper mixed with tobacco and giving smegma-spiced sputum to trick the field medics.

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Gotta watch those jiu-jitsu bulls when they take it to the ground, those straight hornbars can't be escaped!

It is as of 2019 I believe. Animal cruelty is a felony now. One of the few things I supported from the last administration.

Was the soviet union in on that conspiracy to shut down cold fusion, or were they just too stupid to figure out how to make use of it and stick it up to their enemy? In the 60's, during the pinnacle of soviet power?

If the "oil industry" has that kind of power, that's it, there is no use in trying to fight it, there is no hope whatsoever.

Point is that current generations don't like it but there's the old right-winged farts who still support it.

It's not who discovers the process that makes the money.

It's those who figure out a way to put it into practice that do. And once they publish their research it's an open game.

Chances are, should this become a viable source of energy, it's because some money-hungry entrepreneur puts together a research team and finds investment AKA someone from the US or someone who's about to become a US citizen.

I wish, but old farts and right-winged people still like it.