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"content": "<p>In <a href=\"https://c.im/tags/Buddhism\" class=\"mention hashtag\" rel=\"tag\">#<span>Buddhism</span></a>, there are thankfully no "thought-crimes". Kamma (or "intention"), wether good or bad, is only made by individuals, not groups. So in Buddhism, you can't throw a big lasso around a certain demographic of people - say, all having the same skin color - and proclaim they are all evil. There are instead certain _individuals_ who are bad, who just so happen to have a certain skin color in common. And other-skin-colored individuals might be similarly bad people (having observed their morality), thereby not swerving from taking each of them all, as individuals.</p><p>When it comes to blameworthy speech or action, Buddhism only places blame on speech or action _when it is committed_. An _omission_ of action or speech is not deemed blameworthy. </p><p>Having said this, the "heaviest" Kamma is the thinking kind (in the sense of bringing the worst consequences); not the speaking or acting kinds of kamma. This is especially true of thinking-kamma, if it is the hateful or vengeful kind (should our minds become "stuck" in that kind of mode).</p><p>PS: I think modern Psychology would add to this and point out that newborn babies absolutely need love, affection, and care, in order to "attune" them (as in, raise them properly), so I would say that's a special case of "compelled" speech or action being immoral to withhold, by the parents.</p><p><a href=\"https://c.im/tags/psychology\" class=\"mention hashtag\" rel=\"tag\">#<span>psychology</span></a></p>",
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"en": "<p>In <a href=\"https://c.im/tags/Buddhism\" class=\"mention hashtag\" rel=\"tag\">#<span>Buddhism</span></a>, there are thankfully no "thought-crimes". Kamma (or "intention"), wether good or bad, is only made by individuals, not groups. So in Buddhism, you can't throw a big lasso around a certain demographic of people - say, all having the same skin color - and proclaim they are all evil. There are instead certain _individuals_ who are bad, who just so happen to have a certain skin color in common. And other-skin-colored individuals might be similarly bad people (having observed their morality), thereby not swerving from taking each of them all, as individuals.</p><p>When it comes to blameworthy speech or action, Buddhism only places blame on speech or action _when it is committed_. An _omission_ of action or speech is not deemed blameworthy. </p><p>Having said this, the "heaviest" Kamma is the thinking kind (in the sense of bringing the worst consequences); not the speaking or acting kinds of kamma. This is especially true of thinking-kamma, if it is the hateful or vengeful kind (should our minds become "stuck" in that kind of mode).</p><p>PS: I think modern Psychology would add to this and point out that newborn babies absolutely need love, affection, and care, in order to "attune" them (as in, raise them properly), so I would say that's a special case of "compelled" speech or action being immoral to withhold, by the parents.</p><p><a href=\"https://c.im/tags/psychology\" class=\"mention hashtag\" rel=\"tag\">#<span>psychology</span></a></p>"
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