Originally posted by mikelomEating meat puts demand on the killing machine the slaughter house - so if one eats meat they are implicated in the animal killed.
The Buddha said do not kill! (animals included)
If an animal is not slain by a Buddhist, but is already dead, then to eat it is not killing. It is acceptable!
Get your facts right!
For you to disdainfully say "any Buddhist who eats meat is not a Buddhist" is unquantified, and completely misunderstood.
There are five principal rules. If one can me ...[text shortened]... again, and come back to me with some, at least, incremental understanding of Buddhism.
-m.
No meat eating.
No demand.
No slaughter houses.
Once again....any Buddhist who eats meat is not a Buddhist.
Originally posted by Dasa😀 😀 You are so funny! 😀 😀
Once again....any Buddhist who eats meat is not a Buddhist.
Edit: I see Chicken Biryani is a specialist common dish of your country!
Any words on that one?
And for the Christians... what was it about 5 loaves and 2 fish(es) I forgot? Did Jesus magically create 2 dead fish?
Look at your own pastures before you try to morally put down mine! 😛 😀
-m.
Originally posted by Shallow BlueIf you check the records my response about examination was to twhitehead, as he questioned me as a Buddhist to examine myself as if I personally kill animals, not to Dasa. 😉
I think your train of thought needs examination, if you think a train of thought was involved in anything Dasa wrote.
Richard
Trains of thought with Dasa only exist in a world of self-delusion, psychotic indoctination, and complete foolishness. Those latter three being highly conclusive in his/her/its knowledge of REAL proven science. (I can't identify the 3rd person singular it relates itself to 😳)
-m.