A historical perspective (aganist fightbull)

Although bullfights are a unique spectacle and shamefully Spanish, dating back to the bloody and cruel Roman games venationes where they killed thousands of animals to entertain an audience thirsty for blood and thrills. According account Pliny the Elder in his Natural History, Julius Caesar introduced the circus games the fight between the bull and the matador armed with sword and shield, in addition to "run" of a bull who overthrew the gentleman holding it by removing horns. Another figure at that time, according to Ovid, was called Karpóforo, forcing the bull to charge using a red handkerchief. The sacrifice of bulls was also included among the rites and customs that the Romans introduced into Hispania.In Crete, plus the story of Greek mythology which describes the adventures of Ariadne, daughter of King Minos and Theseus, who slew the Minotaur, no record of the celebration of games in the plaza of Knossos, in whose palace, known as Maze can be fresh show men and women in bullfighting scenes, guided perhaps by the same myths and ignorance senseless to characterize a peaceful animal as a virtual enemy monster, making it real victim of our failure as human beings evolving human trafficking to the life and pain of those without arbitration of our unearned privileges.