Documenting the Brutal Sport of Goat Pulling
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Shanghai-based director Marc Ressang's latest film is about buzkashi, the Central Asian horseback sport of "goat pulling", which sees up to 500 riders battle out in a testosterone filled competition.
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Whats the music??
great edit, loved the music.
It is a traditional sport in Central Asia
Looks like an amalgam of all the definitions of 'riot'.
In Europe ain’t that men no more….
And the funny thing is that Europe and by extent the usa are the only places were "toxic masculinity" is talked about 😂😂
Well...no thanks for keeping that bloody dead dusty rusty hook in my mouth
@@damianjefimik7480this sport is for men not for a bi*h like you 😢
Those poor horses. That poor goat. They better had eaten that goat. Animals.
Dr Shahoo Actually, I'd assume many non-Spanish Westerners find bullfighting cruel and they do eat the meat.
Dr Shahoo "I doubt you ever did"- oh fuck off. What a stupid assumption. I do say the same thing about bullfighting, even most Spaniards do. And as a Brit, I'm against fox hunting.
seat down, be humble. horses and the goat were the animals there. Go bash on British gambling of horse and dog races, this is a integral part of central Asian culture don't pass on judgement without proper understanding. The horses were not mistreated either.
Uh no, I can "bash" on anything I want. And are you blind? Those horses are distressed.
they are just as stressed as horses in a game of polo, maybe less worn out than horses in a gambling race.
Disgusting!
goat is dead, horses abused and i can t find a word for people engaging and supporting this..!!!
horses are not abused at all. horses are a central piece of the central Asian culture, they are valuable and important. These people's communities relay on horses to function. horses are a part of everyday life of them, they need these animals.
..oh i get your point there ... the games cant function without horses ....communities relay on these games ....necessity ....
no, these communities use horses for everything, from transportation to cattle management. Do some research if you wish to know about it.
I assume the majority of people knows history as well as modern history...yet i it gives no excuse to assume horses should be used or treated as shown in this "game" event..
when you say history, what history are you mentioning? You assume that central Asians know western history? Or do you assume that majority of people know central Asian history? Also, there are no universals on animal ethics, you might have your views on how animals should be treated based on your culture environment and education, but assuming that your values are universals and other people with different cultures, environment and education should follow is arrogant. Central Asians are Muslim majority, they probably find the way the West kills and prepares animal for food unholy and disrespectful for the animal, but you dont see them imposing their animal ethics on the west in such a judgemental way.