4 ms·
> bulls are tortured for sport and > The bull is also angry at being penned and possibly maltreated, before being killed. Related to the GP's point: are any
by marcus_holmes 6y ago
> bulls are tortured for sport
and
> The bull is also angry at being penned and possibly maltreated, before being killed.
Related to the GP's point: are any of these things being associated with your brand going to be a good thing?
Is there a segment of the market that identifies with (not just sympathises with) tortured, maltreated animals that are soon to be murdered for sport?
- greenkey 6y agoI guess it’s a cultural difference because I don’t associate those things immediately with the word “bull”, even when it’s in the context of “red”. If someone were to say,”Do you want a Red Bull?” would you get upset?
- marcus_holmes 6y agothat's a good point. No, I wouldn't. And I guess that Red Bull's market are not the sympathetic sort ;)