What is the attraction of seeing people trying to cause permanent brain damage to another person?

Is this your idea of a “great boxing event”?

2 Japanese boxers died from brain injuries after separate bouts at the same event

First, he wants to distract from the topic of people getting pleasure from the barbaric spectacle of persons trying to inflict brain injury on another person.

Then he wants us to be distracted by the distinction between humans and non-human life.

And he wants us to consider comparing permanent, debilitating, neurological damage to the temporary infliction of pain.

Next he might be asking us why killing and eating humans is unacceptable.

But we won’t be distracted.

Just what was so attractive about watching people attempting to give each other brain injuries that you considered the event “great”?

Piensalo bien. O, es posible que no eres Mexicano por sangre?

Qué raro tu comentario. Ser mexicano por sangre no tiene nada que ver. Muchas personas en todo el mundo están en contra de las carreras de caballos. Yo nací en un rancho de caballos purasangre y me encantan las carreras, pero comprendo y respeto el punto de vista de personas en contra de las carreras.

Y es aceptable que los jinetes azoten a sus caballos?

That's about the oddest comparison I could imagine.

I have never understood what would attract a person to watch two people attempting to give each other brain injuries.

I totally agree, which is why I've never been a fan. In many ways Muhammad Ali was a very good man, though he wasn't to my taste. But just because he was capable of beating the crap out of every other man on Earth shouldn't have warranted the universal adulation he received.

I have never understood what would attract a person to watch two people attempting to give each other brain injuries.

Great boxing event at la cancha. Sitting ringside and the crowd is lively.