Strawwwbreeezz wrote: » Why is this allowed to continue? What the hell doe sit accomplish? Why is taking a terrified wild goat from the public and caging it considered fun, especially when it is suspended 60 feet in the air for several days in varying weather conditions. irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/welfare-concerns-over-cage-for-puck-fair-1.1890708
Gowlasauras Rex wrote: » It's one of the quirks of Irish humour
wazky wrote: » It's only a goat.
bboybaboy19 wrote: » I'm not Irish and I still wouldn't want all of the Irish being lumped in with these half wits.
_Redzer_ wrote: » Nah. Stick a human in there instead. We've 7 billion of them, and sure it's only a human, so who cares anyway. I'm dead serious too.
keano25 wrote: » Let the kerryman jokes begin..
DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: » What's the significance of caging the goat for 3 days on a stand? It would be better for the little guy to be brought in crowned and then brought back to the wild all on the same day. Maybe put him on a lease and bring into the pubs so people can stroke him.
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » It's cruelty and it's sickening. What's even more sickening is the Gob****e minister Coveney doesn't agree that it's cruelty. Department of agriculture, what a joke, they don't give a damn about animal welfare. They hunt a wild goat, hoist it in a cage for people to point and laugh at. A wild animal suspended in a cage for the inbred masses to bray at. Fcuking halfwits:mad:
Tail Docker wrote: » So, this is getting on your goat OP? Ever been to a bull fight? That's even worserer.
michael999999 wrote: » They heavily sedate him after the first day, so he won't remember any of it. So its not really that cruel!