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<blockquote data-quote="djHiran" data-source="post: 2150718" data-attributes="member: 6429"><p>Let me clear it this way... </p><p>Think you are a lawyer, and you own an office room. Then, you are sitting there and waiting.. expecting people will come to you, get your service and pay in return. Yes! People come.. Then what happens? You earn money, more and more... more people come, you earn money. But if no one come there to have your service, what happens? You wait.. still... and still.... But no one... Now what happens? You will have to give it up and try something else!</p><p>Ok, now think if you were a butcher,..... the same principle... </p><p>Everytime you go for a butcher's service, you become a customer for that sinner. He kills more and more... Why? Because he have customers! Everytime you go for his service, you become an abettor. </p><p>Lord Buddha have preached that it becomes a sin if we kill or even if we promote someone to do so....</p><p></p><p>What I believe to be true here is only Lord Buddha's preaching</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="djHiran, post: 2150718, member: 6429"] Let me clear it this way... Think you are a lawyer, and you own an office room. Then, you are sitting there and waiting.. expecting people will come to you, get your service and pay in return. Yes! People come.. Then what happens? You earn money, more and more... more people come, you earn money. But if no one come there to have your service, what happens? You wait.. still... and still.... But no one... Now what happens? You will have to give it up and try something else! Ok, now think if you were a butcher,..... the same principle... Everytime you go for a butcher's service, you become a customer for that sinner. He kills more and more... Why? Because he have customers! Everytime you go for his service, you become an abettor. Lord Buddha have preached that it becomes a sin if we kill or even if we promote someone to do so.... What I believe to be true here is only Lord Buddha's preaching [/QUOTE]
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