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There are many flavors of Buddhism, which one matters here for the point you are making? EDIT - I am not sure why I am being downvote, I legitimately don't get

by sqeaky 9y ago

There are many flavors of Buddhism, which one matters here for the point you are making? EDIT - I am not sure why I am being downvote, I legitimately don't get his point and figured I would for more info rather than just calling him out as a troll or something. Is there something obvious I should know?

CaptSpify 9y ago
Disclaimer: I know nothing of Buddhism, I haven't even read the Wikipedia page I believe some Buddhism teaches something along the lines of: personal possessions are bad, and freedom is found in not owning anything. I think OP is saying: advertising goes directly against that line of thinking. It is actually tempting a Buddhist to buy more stuff, thus going against their religion.