That's great.

hahaha awwwweeeeeeesoooooooome

I would imagine that serious bawwwwwwwwwwww ensued afterwards.

Bahahaa! Puny human. You think you're so superior. Your big brain forgot that being cruel to an animal at least 10 times your size is a pretty stupid idea.

To see the rest of the video, visit www.hothorsehumping.com

Horses love to be strong.

There's no evidence in this video that the girl did anything wrong. At the very start of the video it looks like she's slapping a fly on the horse--people with horses do that. Then it looks like she's trying to get the horse to back up--also something that people with horses occasionally want them to do. Just because an animal attacks a person doesn't mean the person did anything wrong; horses in particular can be moody and some of them just like to bite. Biting her like it did, the horse could have caused serious injury to her neck or head.

Last time I checked, life was not a sporting event, and the concerns of humans outweighed the concerns of animals. Cheering when an animal mauls a human(a child in this case even!) is ignorant and disgusting.

@sineral

The horse in this video would likely disagree with your initial premise that "the girl did nothing wrong".

And just what did you "check" to determine that "the concerns of humans outweighed the concerns of animals"?

Well, if you think the little girl deserved it, how can you be sure the horse didn't deserve to be smacked in the first place? We have no idea what came before this. Maybe that horse had just gotten done biting all of her little friends for NO GOOD REASON. Then who's the monster?

...after the horse spun around and kicked the cameraman into the next pasture, the barnyard uprising had begun.

horsey says 'nay'

Horse angry!

Tags for this video have been changed from 'little girl, slap, throw, teeth, horses' to 'little girl, slap, hit, horse, chomp, throw' - edited by calvados

>> ^sineral:
There's no evidence in this video that the girl did anything wrong. At the very start of the video it looks like she's slapping a fly on the horse--people with horses do that. Then it looks like she's trying to get the horse to back up--also something that people with horses occasionally want them to do. Just because an animal attacks a person doesn't mean the person did anything wrong; horses in particular can be moody and some of them just like to bite. Biting her like it did, the horse could have caused serious injury to her neck or head.
Last time I checked, life was not a sporting event, and the concerns of humans outweighed the concerns of animals. Cheering when an animal mauls a human(a child in this case even!) is ignorant and disgusting.


Oh mr. indignant. Just because you think the girl did nothing doesn't mean she did nothing! You enjoy getting outraged at people, i can tell.

If you are small, you should be extra careful to treat large powerful animals with respect. Something this girl's parents should have taught her. Her hit, while perhaps 'to get a fly' really didn't need to be so hard. I'd be pretty annoyed if someone hit me like that to get a fly on my back. Her push was directly onto the horse's neck which as we all know is a very sensitive area for all living animals because it houses the throat and the brain's blood supply, and it genuinely looked to me like the horse was reacting to that aggression towards its own throat.

You got indignant and over compensated with your prissy little outburst reaction, and that's just as foolish as cheering when you may not know the full story. You're right. Life is not a sporting event. And when a human considers itself so aloof to the situation of the animals which they tame, when a human underestimates and mistreats the animal, the animal is going to react, and you have no right to complain - because life's not a sporting event, you fucked up and ate the consequences. Our concerns outweigh theirs, but that's no reason to mistreat them.

Looks to me like just desserts for the little girl.

Last time I checked, I preferred animals over people.

>> ^sineral:
There's no evidence in this video that the girl did anything wrong. At the very start of the video it looks like she's slapping a fly on the horse--people with horses do that. Then it looks like she's trying to get the horse to back up--also something that people with horses occasionally want them to do. Just because an animal attacks a person doesn't mean the person did anything wrong; horses in particular can be moody and some of them just like to bite. Biting her like it did, the horse could have caused serious injury to her neck or head.
Last time I checked, life was not a sporting event, and the concerns of humans outweighed the concerns of animals. Cheering when an animal mauls a human(a child in this case even!) is ignorant and disgusting.

That was actually a very delicate way the horse used to get the girl to stop beating on it. I think the girl should be grateful that the horse was so calm and reserved in that situation.

>> ^grahamslam:
Last time I checked, I preferred animals over people.


Ants FTW!!

Well I happen to know that the horse had just been involved in advanced identity theft and totally maxed out the girl's credit cards that will take months to pay back, so how do you feel about this video now?

Danny, the definition of indignant is "feeling or showing anger that was caused by something unjust". Yet, twice you call me indignant as though that undermines my point of view. Worse, the only emotion I expressed, in my last sentence, was disgust and not anger. My use of the word ignorant was not an expression of anger either, it was a measurement of lack of understanding. If the posters I was referring to knew the facts(which I attempted to analyse in my first paragraph) or had thought about it more before posting, they would not have cheered; thus, they cheered out of ignorance. That's a fact that is either right or wrong, but even if it's wrong it doesn't mean I'm acting out of anger.

"You enjoy getting outraged at people, i can tell."
I express no outrage. In fact, I think my post is rather calm, rational, and to the point. Your statement to the contrary is hyperbole and unfounded speculation.

Also, I never said I think the girl did nothing, I said there is no evidence of wrong doing. A lack of evidence may imply a lack of wrong doing, but even if we are completely unsure of whether or not the girl was in the wrong, everything in my post would still stand--it would still be completely wrong to cheer at her potentially getting seriously injured.

"Her hit ... really didn't need to be so hard."
How do you know it was that hard? The video starts with her hand practically already on the horse. The muscle shaking you see in the horse could easily be caused by the horse itself; they twitch their own muscles to shake flies off.

"I'd be pretty annoyed if someone hit me like that to get a fly on my back"
Perhaps you misunderstand when I say "fly"--I'm talking about horse flies. They are large, they live off blood like mosquitoes, and their bites can feel more like a bee sting than a mosquito bite.

"Her push was directly onto the horse's neck which as we all know is a very sensitive area... "
Hardly. First, while it's not exactly clear in the video, it looks more like she's pushing on the front of the right shoulder, not the neck. Second, a horse's neck is very muscular; a small girl pushing on it will not bother the horse. In fact, pushing back on the neck/chest is a common thing do when trying to back a horse up, into a trailer for instance. Everything you see the girl doing is absolutely typical of horse ownership. People will also use a horse's mane as a handle in the absence of a saddle and reins; horses are rather robust creatures.

"...over compensated with your prissy ... outburst..."
I don't think any of those words accurately describe my post.

I think my post was calm and concise, yet you accuse me of acting emotionally and in error. In the course of articulating your accusation, you employ baseless speculation, exaggeration, and name calling. I think maybe you have things backwards.

edit: removed a superfluous "not have" in the first paragraph.

>>That was actually a very delicate way the horse used to get the girl to stop beating on it. I think >>the girl should be grateful that the horse was so calm and reserved in that situation.

I agree. For a 2,000 lb animal that instinctively kicks when irritated, that was a very gentle bit of correction.

Good horsey!

Sineral, please don't feed the dannym3141s.

People who say life isn't a sporting event are the ones who suck at sports.

How is this video in the catsanddogs channel when I can't see any cat or dog.

^Title of the channel is Cats and Dogs + Others, and if you read the channel description you'd know that this fits. I'm in a bad mood, so I apologize for reflexively downvoting your comment, steroidg.

Horses are exactly like women. When they say "Nay" they really mean yes.

This is grossly edited to present the girl in a bad light. The horse in fact had recently used the girls Nintendo Wii and had changed the avatar to a really gay looking character with a top hat and spectacles.

It's no wonder the horse is upset.

bad touch!!! bad touch!!!

HORSE'D!!!

>> ^Issykitty:
^Title of the channel is Cats and Dogs + Others, and if you read the channel description you'd know that this fits. I'm in a bad mood, so I apologize for reflexively downvoting your comment, steroidg.


Bad kitty.