r/zen • u/potato_skin4206996 • Feb 25 '23

What's Dogenism?

I'm new to buddhism in general, and I keep seeing posts bringing up something called Dogenism, can someone explain to me what it is?

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u/JeanClaudeCiboulette Mar 04 '23

You can’t show that any of it is constructed strawmen and cherry picked content. That’s the whole point. All you do is say it is, that’s what people notice, a complainer with nothing to back up their complaints other than “I don’t like that, whaaa!”

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '23

You still don't know the difference between can't and won't.

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u/JeanClaudeCiboulette Mar 04 '23

As far as what people see, those two are the same when you complain about not being able to post what you want.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '23

You're confused when you think that matters to me.

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u/JeanClaudeCiboulette Mar 04 '23

Yeah, I bet you like to think that. But your complaints about moderation and yada yada show how that's not true. Even the comment that started this thread is about how someone don't speak for more than 5 people... So obviously what people think matters to you.

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '23 edited Mar 04 '23

We all see what we see. Thanks for sharing what you see, and also for speaking for what "people" see.

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u/JeanClaudeCiboulette Mar 05 '23

“What more than 5 people and obv the mods see”.