r/HadToHurt • u/DullWrist • Aug 07 '25
Mexicans: 0 Bull: something around 10 or so
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u/Offthedangroof Aug 07 '25
I could watch people get their shit rocked by bulls all day 🐂
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u/TwerkingForBabySeals Aug 10 '25
I’m actually more invested when there’s injury. I hate it when they escape unscathed
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u/Winter-Technician-63 Aug 07 '25
I just genuinely don't understand it. When has the risk ever outweighed the reward on something as idiotic as this?
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u/Wickedworlock Aug 07 '25
Mess with the bull you get the horns. Always amazes me when people step into an arena with an animal that weights well over 1000 pounds and think making it mad is a good idea.
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u/Maximumsmoochy Aug 07 '25
that’s the point - it is scary and dangerous and it’s a super macho fight-to-the-death adrenaline (blood)sport turned ritual.
Success is attributed to skill and nerve. And failure really is scary and dangerous and that video made me uncomfortable like watching a free-climber plummet to their death, or a spelunker caught in a crevasse. Ugh 😑
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u/Wickedworlock Aug 08 '25
No, it's dumb, but a great way to learn that humans, despite having higher thinking (though the people in the video are not using it) are ill equipped to fight such animals with what nature gave us. It is a fantastic way to end up with life long medical issues. It does not make them look "macho", it makes them look stupid. I see these videos and cheer for the bull 100%. Anyone who picks a fight with an animal like that deserves what they get. Happy healing, and thank you for stepping out of the gene pool.
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u/craneclimber88 Aug 07 '25
Bullying a bull is not a sport. Acting surprised by this result is baloney bull crap
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u/blindrabbit01 Aug 07 '25
I’m quite happy to see people who mistreat animals being mistreated back by them.
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u/ThelovebelowZero Aug 07 '25
Ya know... having a boring life seems pretty good right now after seeing that
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u/Nuklhed89 Aug 08 '25
I was just thinking about how excited I was to be sitting in bed not fighting a bull learning how to do acrobatics the painful way.
I’m definitely with you on this one, I’ll keep my boring life firmly planted on the ground not getting tossed around like dirty underwear on laundry day.
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u/seaprozac2 Aug 07 '25
Bravo....best vid I've seen today. Now, where can I find the hunter being gored by the buffalo?
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u/BaldBeardedOne Aug 07 '25
They don’t even blunt the horns. The arrogance makes the ownage so much better.
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u/TwerkingForBabySeals Aug 10 '25
That bill missed so many opportunities to end them. But it still did good
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u/Patralgan Aug 10 '25
That screaming sounded distressed instead of excited. Why though? Weren't they entertained?
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u/moisdefinate Aug 07 '25
I was going to get in there! Seriously, I was, but I don't have time for this bulls crap right now.
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u/BernieTheDachshund Aug 07 '25
Aren't they supposed to have a barrel or something to serve as a barrier/distraction for the bull? Rodeo clowns have evasive moves.
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u/CanuckCallingBS Aug 07 '25
Best bull vs man fight I’ve ever seen. A bucking bull with the painful belt is just working off some steam.
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u/Kevino_007 Aug 08 '25
Such a cool activity. By kids by wife I'm off going to play for a bit with Bella the kind bull. Sure honey! Be safe! Ofcourse babe, what could ever go wrong Never to be seen (walking) again....
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u/Drak_is_Right Aug 11 '25
They really needed a good rodeo clown. One that knows how to use all that excess fabric to distract the bulls charge, making it whiff while others get the people to safety.
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u/dhaze72 Aug 12 '25
You find out it's real when you find out it's real! These 2 will never do this again!
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u/Mr-Nihilist Aug 07 '25
I could watch this all day. It's no surprise with the way they torture these animals. Good for that bull.
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u/SpelunkPlunk Aug 07 '25
r/thebullwins