- Animals are just as lively as we are

Animals are just as lively as humans are. Animals have feelings like us, they get hurt and emotional just like we do. Therefore animals need their own environment, we need to let them enjoy their own life.

(Human food are mostly animals, we need them to sacrifice to serve our needs.so let just say that we brought a new life for them in heaven )

- It is cruel

Animals should not be used for sport or entertainment such as hunting, racing, bull fighting and circuses as it is very cruel and inhumane. We only pick on animals because they can't talk or fight back.

(This is simply the way people train animals to make them more useful. Help them promote their abilities in many different aspects)

- The most barbaric exploitation of animals

Bull fighting is probably the most barbaric exploitation of animals that is still legally practiced (in Spain). The bull dies at the end of every single bull fight. During bull fights, the animals are taunted and goaded and have sharp spears stuck into their bodies until eventually, they collapse from their injuries and exhaustion.

(First, bull fighting is an integral part of traditional Spanish culture that should be respected. Secondly, the bull fight is a symbolic enactment of the battle between man and beast. Finally, the bull would be killed anyway. Because it is traditional Spanish culture.)

- Animals are trained to perform in the circus

Animals are trained to perform tricks using whips, electronic goads, sticks, food-deprivation etc. The circus can never provide an appropriate home for wild animals. These animals are forced to travel thousands of miles in cramped and squalid conditions and frequently end up physically and mentally ill.

(The circus is where children first learn to love animals! Closer scrutiny of circuses and better enforcement of animal welfare laws are desirable, but once those conditions are met the circus can be seen as a celebration of wild animals and the relationships they can form with animal-loving human beings)"