Jacob Burda - The Importance of Buddhist Ethics in the Age of Subjectivity

[@frederickforczyk9848]

Mr.Burda, as such, are you radical, or subject? When , Subjectivism, could be radical as such, bringing up nihilism it could also, be ethical Buddhism in the East. If, you met Hitler today, would you, pray for him to go to hell, or all knowingly commend him on allthe destructive and death he caused in his scheme to Master world domination. And, may l ask, do you feel good today? Or feeding on self pain, or suffering? And, as compassionate have you entertained the thought of self elimination? This, to the end, that greatness leave us unspoiled.and contemptuous without research leave us disallsioned and non caring as such, in these days virioties

[@bsoroud]

In the West we should resurrect the deep and immense treasury of the vast Christian tradition, Latin and Greek ... it is indigenous to our linguistic-cultural-thought frame ... but is rarely properly studied and elaborated.

[@jackgreen5627]

Jacob is a wealthy individual egotistically pondering his own identity, which working people have no time for. His time would be better spent using his undeserved financial privileges to help skeletal children in Yemen.

[@19916718514]

@@jackgreen5627 Jealous much?

[@peterbarker8249]

..what is Islamic immunity. (I slay ..