主题：缅甸和尚上街示威，这符合佛家原则吗？ -- 晨枫

In October 1919, Eindawya Pagoda in Mandalay was the scene of violence when tempers flared after scandalised Buddhist monks attempted to physically expel a group of shoe-wearing British visitors. The leader of the monks was later sentenced to life imprisonment for attempted murder. Such incidents inspired the Burmese resistance to use Buddhism as a rallying point for their cause. Buddhist monks became the vanguards of the independence movement, and many died while protesting. One monk-turned-martyr was U Wisara, who died in prison after a 166-day hunger strike to protest a rule that forbade him from wearing his Buddhist robes while imprisoned.

缅甸现在还纪念这个顶个和尚的头衔去示威，违背了自己的初衷，修炼明显不到家的花和尚U Wisara。Enough said.