Fortunately, while thin on stand-taking public thinkers, Spain is well-served by cartoonists. One of the most direct is El Roto, who works for the paper where Gómez Pin and Wolff wrote such bull's wool. Before the debates started, El Roto drew a bull with banderillas hanging from its bleeding back. His caption says in fewer than a dozen words more than certain philosophers, Hemingway or the probullfight lobby manage in hundreds of thousands: "Nobody is obliged to go to the bullfights ... except the bulls!".
Hi folks:
what is the meaning of this bull's wool? By the way the last sentence : Nobody is obliged to go to the bullfights ... except the bulls!
Is author trying to say nobody will be grateful to the bullfight, except the bulls given the opportunity to slaughter and revenge matadors?
Hi folks:
what is the meaning of this bull's wool? By the way the last sentence : Nobody is obliged to go to the bullfights ... except the bulls!
Is author trying to say nobody will be grateful to the bullfight, except the bulls given the opportunity to slaughter and revenge matadors?