disturbing video

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Absolutely disgusting. The narrator was commenting casually as if this were a boxing match, instead of a case of animal cruelty. Two animals being forced to fight for their lives.

Not too long ago, I posted a link to a very disturbing video of a segment from a Chinese film in which a cat was thrown into a swarm of rats that were starved. The cat was eaten alive, and obviously went down in excruciating pain. The director later said it was for artistic reasons.

:(
 
yeah it's pretty retarded (as in hampered development of awareness) from my perspective.

It does seem somewhat like a different take on dog fights or [feathered] cock fights with different "motivation".
 
stinkynuts said:
Absolutely disgusting. The narrator was commenting casually as if this were a boxing match, instead of a case of animal cruelty. Two animals being forced to fight for their lives.

Not too long ago, I posted a link to a very disturbing video of a segment from a Chinese film in which a cat was thrown into a swarm of rats that were starved. The cat was eaten alive, and obviously went down in excruciating pain. The director later said it was for artistic reasons.

:(

My buddy Eng, said he's seen some of this go on in the province of Guangdong (where he's from).
He says the respect really isn't there for animals.
This is the rule with respect to animals, from his mouth, "if it's back is to the sun, you can eat it" ie - all 4's on the floor, it's edible.
 
stinkynuts said:
Not too long ago, I posted a link to a very disturbing video of a segment from a Chinese film in which a cat was thrown into a swarm of rats that were starved. :(
I remember that! Not the video, just the post. I decided I didn't need to see the video. I'll pass on this one too.
 
stinkynuts said:
Absolutely disgusting. The narrator was commenting casually as if this were a boxing match, instead of a case of animal cruelty. Two animals being forced to fight for their lives.

Not too long ago, I posted a link to a very disturbing video of a segment from a Chinese film in which a cat was thrown into a swarm of rats that were starved. The cat was eaten alive, and obviously went down in excruciating pain. The director later said it was for artistic reasons.

It's a scene from a movie called "Man Behind the Sun." The reviews from the New York Times say the cat and the rats are real. The director's name is Tun Fei Mou and his only explanation for the scene was that it had "meaning."
http://movies2.nytimes.com/gst/movies/movie.html?v_id=120397

It looked fake to me. So many cutaways. Maybe it's denial but something didn't look right. At laat I believed it was fake all along and would like to continue doing so.
 
A very enlightened culture. In fact just last year they made leaps and bounds of progress when they decided to stop feeding live animals to other animals at their public zoo.

http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/mar2005/2005-03-16-04.asp

Chinese Zoos Ban Feeding Live Animals to Carnivores

BEIJING, China, March 16, 2005 (ENS) - Live horses, calves and oxen will no longer be fed to carnivores in the majority of China's zoos and animal exhibits, at least when visitors are present.

Representatives from 22 of China's 30 animal reserves and zoos meeting Saturday in Kunming agreed that the spectacle of tigers or lions tearing at a live horse has a negative psychological effect on visitors.

http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/mar2005/2005-03-16-04.asp
 
I don't get the animal thing with them...fucking sick.
I'm gonna ask my Aunt's father-in-law about it at Christmas, he's a pretty candid guy, I'll see what his take on it is.
 
WhaWhaWha said:
Not too long ago, I posted a link to a very disturbing video of a segment from a Chinese film in which a cat was thrown into a swarm of rats that were starved. The cat was eaten alive, and obviously went down in excruciating pain. The director later said it was for artistic reasons.
I say we throw the director into a room full of killer bees, for artistic reasons.
 
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Esco, that's the director's son in your sig :eek:

Agreed however, on tossing that mofo in with some killer bees.
 
WhaWhaWha said:
A very enlightened culture. In fact just last year they made leaps and bounds of progress when they decided to stop feeding live animals to other animals at their public zoo.

http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/mar2005/2005-03-16-04.asp

Chinese Zoos Ban Feeding Live Animals to Carnivores

BEIJING, China, March 16, 2005 (ENS) - Live horses, calves and oxen will no longer be fed to carnivores in the majority of China's zoos and animal exhibits, at least when visitors are present.

Representatives from 22 of China's 30 animal reserves and zoos meeting Saturday in Kunming agreed that the spectacle of tigers or lions tearing at a live horse has a negative psychological effect on visitors.

http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/mar2005/2005-03-16-04.asp


Unbelievable, these people still don't get it, do they? Oh, we don't mind if a horse gets mauled to death by a lion. It's the psychological effect we suffer from watching it that isn't good. :rolleyes:
 
playa said:
If you think man's cruelty to animals is sick, check out how this apache copter takes out these people suspected of carrying weapons. A bit of overkill if you ask me. Man's crulety to man is ten times worse.:(

http://ownagevideos.com/page.php?id=119&PHPSESSID=a7fa198928cb89a125a7df77ea3426b3

So what are you saying? That makes it OK to brutalize animals? Besides, we don't know all the circumstances behind this film. It looks like a military action to me. How can your video be any more cruel than the videos we've seen of animals being skinned alive for their fur as we've seen on some forums?