Inside Spain: It's hard to find a foreigner who supports bullfighting

"The reaction on our social media channels to this bizarre twist of fate was one of elation and vindication among our readers rather than shock or sadness."

"Bullfighting seems to be the element of Spanish culture that foreigners are most willing to be openly against."

"A Dutch couple didn't go into it prepared, saying we thought it was going to be a show without knives or violence and that they were really mad because I paid money to watch an animal die."

Reactions to bullfighters being killed by bulls reveal a significant anti-bullfighting sentiment among foreign readers, often expressing joy or vindication. A recent incident involving a retired bullfighter's death sparked elation on social media, with comments referencing karma and revenge. Foreigners generally view bullfighting negatively, with few exceptions. Tourists attending bullfights often have mixed reactions, with some feeling misled about the violence involved. Overall, bullfighting remains a divisive aspect of Spanish culture, eliciting strong opinions from outsiders.

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