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Sidestepping the question - is this perhaps something which Buddhist practice isn’t necessarily equipped to deal with directly? Linking to this blog which I found via @Meaningness . http://primejunta.blogspot.com/2012/01/socially-engaged-buddhism-again.html?m=1 …
Thanks for sharing this Charlie, I like this post a lot. They raise some excellent points. I tend to fall on that side of the discussion also. Even on a micro-scale, Buddhist practice is limited (see: scandals). It can be good for something (not ecology or relationships).
I’ve come back to it a few times and it makes a lot of sense to me - Buddhist groups have their own purposes and goals which are quite different from those of charities.
Interested as to what you mean by Buddhism not being good for relationships though!
I’ll re-read this when I’m a little bit more awake - see if I can think of anything more interesting to say.
Appreciate the link 
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