Soundoff: Should a Cow Be Slaughtered at Every World Cup 2010 Stadium in South Africa?

Seems like an easy “no” when you look at the above image. But it’s not quite that simple.
The Makhonya Royal Trust, an organization which promotes traditional South African culture and values, plans to keep with tradition and slaughter an animal at every World Cup 2010 stadium as part of a cultural ceremony.
Animal rights activists are obviously not keen on the idea. I don’t imagine the cows are either. FIFA has remained neutral so far. Possibly because they’re based in Switzerland. But sometime between now and June 2010, the cows in question either will or won’t be slaughtered.
So what we have here is a clash of tradition vs modern values. Should FIFA respect the traditions of the nation it chose to host World Cup 2010? Or should FIFA prevent the (arguably) needless slaughter of an innocent animal?
I honestly don’t know what the correct answer is. Do you?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaxRE44Erss&feature=player_embedded Jose61
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Sir Hard Ass
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Coconut
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http://www.malawi.worldcupblog.org sscouser
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wob
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Ranjeet
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steve
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Coconut
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http://scotland.worldcupblog.org Ian
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OhYes
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Jose61
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Johnny1987
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Al
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http://juventus.theoffside.com alessio
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Stephen
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coconut
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coconut
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Zippo
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http://www.worldcupfootballchampionship.com/ Football
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dave martinez
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ED
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African
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http://www.8hc.org mirc
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Shane
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Coconut
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Jane

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