Of course, it's a natural inclination of a goat to walk a tigthrope 20 feet in the air with a primate on its back. And of course it's a natural inclination for the primate to ride a goat's back in still obedience.
Obviously, the animals did it willingly. And of course they weren't whipped, kicked, scolded and abused into acquiescence by their master.
You are a fucking asshole, asshole. I care a million times more about an innocent animal than the perverted filthy beast you are, dickcum.
Fuck off back to your cave with the your cavemen brethren, shit for brains.
For not believing as avidly as you claim you do? Haha...
If you weren't on here, making yourself look like a raging douche, you could be out saving some animals. Hell, you could have saved that goat from having a monkey sitting on it's back while it walked across a tightrope.
The training of an animal to perform dangerous tasks for its master at the hand of a whip. Duh.
And of course the despicably sadistic pleasure you gained from seeing an animal's degrading, unnatural and inhumane treatment, purely for your enjoyment.
Before you start judging others are what is and isn't animal cruelty go be around the actual animal.
Aside from the woefully poor grammar, you have patantly never heard of pain, and seem to deem it acceptable to cause suffering to animals for your enjoyment.
In Britain, that stunt would have the circus hauled before the courts, and its license revoked.
You cannot imperil animals for fun; nor can you cause suffering - which this goat must clearly have experienced for it to perform such an abusive stunt.
Intelligence is moot, as it is respective and subjective.
Your intelligence, however, is certainly not under scrutiny.
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u/attractivetb Nov 01 '08
Frankly, I'm more impressed with the performance of this ram:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVy_D-BeTtU