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**brurdefdoro** · 11-14-2011, 06:04 AM

If they're convinced they're doing the right thing, sure, why not? I don't see why they would be overly anxious about it.

when men go to war, they are convinced they're doing the right thing. then they return with PTSD for the rest of their lives

of course enemies have everything to do with mental kammic retribution. if theft did not create external retribution, how could internal fear & worry arise?

Buddha suggested theft is against our internal nature because we do not want others to steal from us. to steal harms psychological normality

similarly, as you personally do not want others to steal from you, your promoting stealing goes against your own internal views

11-14-2011, 06:04 AM	#31
brurdefdoro Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 528 Senior Member	If they're convinced they're doing the right thing, sure, why not? I don't see why they would be overly anxious about it. when men go to war, they are convinced they're doing the right thing. then they return with PTSD for the rest of their lives of course enemies have everything to do with mental kammic retribution. if theft did not create external retribution, how could internal fear & worry arise? Buddha suggested theft is against our internal nature because we do not want others to steal from us. to steal harms psychological normality similarly, as you personally do not want others to steal from you, your promoting stealing goes against your own internal views
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