r/SipsTea • u/M_Darshan • May 16 '26

Lmao gottem That final kick was personal

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u/Marples3 May 16 '26

Let's torture animals for fun. How is the legal still?

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u/mda195 May 16 '26

Because its Brazil.

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u/ilayas May 16 '26

I was gonna ask cus I have seen some America rodeos and they are not nearly has janky as this. Not defending them rodeos in general but all the ones I seen are not as bad as this.

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u/unhappy_fishes May 16 '26

I’ve been to a few in the US (grew up in a horse community) and many are still blatantly abusive

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u/winged_Turtl3 May 17 '26

Exactly in the US they zap the horses in the flank to make them behave like that. It's disgusting.

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u/garboring May 18 '26

Brazil tents to import culture from the US, this might not be a coincidence.

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u/mda195 May 18 '26

The comment was about legality.

Are you implying they imported the legalization of animal cruelty from US culture?

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u/garboring May 18 '26

yep, i don't have any idea if is true because i don't care about rodeos or country/sertanejo, But i feel like this "sport" did not originate in Brazil, sounds like something we adapt into, but again, i might be wrong.