Please share . " What you believe it takes to make a buddhist angry enough to do such a thing ? Are such actions part of a buddhist creed ? "
Because they are humans, and like all humans -
they can be just as violent, close minded, and intolerant as every other religion.
The darker side of Buddhism
Buddhist Persecution of Christians on the Rise
"In the West, Buddhism is synonymous with peace, compassion, wisdom and ecumenical brotherhood," observes Vaticanista Sandro Magister. "Moreover, Buddhism has a reputation as a persecuted religion, and Tibet is the emblem of this."
"In almost all of the Asian states in which Buddhism is the majority religion," Magister notes, "there is cruel religious repression. And this strikes all of the non-Buddhist religions." But in recent years, reports have emerged containing "striking evidence of a contrary nature."
In Myanmar, 80–90 percent of the population adheres to Buddhism. The country ranks 23rd on Open Doors USA's World Watch List of countries most hostile to Christians.
Christians make up roughly 8.5 percent of Myanmar's population, but according to a 2016 report by Christian Aid Mission, "Professing allegiance to Christ alone is seen as angering the very spirits both villagers and urban dwellers hope to placate."
Nationalist religious movements have increased in Myanmar in recent years, with Buddhist nationalists pressing the government to enact laws to stem conversions to Christianity and prevent interfaith marriages.
In 2016, Myanmar held its first democratic elections in a quarter-century. During the campaign period, the army continued attacks on ethnic minorities. In addition, "an organization of Buddhist radical monks (Ma Ba Tha) increased their campaigns against religious minorities and successfully helped introduce four laws for the 'Protection of Race and Religion,' building insurmountable hurdles for conversions and religiously mixed marriages."
In Sri Lanka, a campaign of violence is being waged against Christian believers. According to Release International, Christians are targeted by Buddhist monks and the government. Worship services have been disbanded and churches closed. Monks have even prevented Christians from burying their dead in public cemeteries.
Buddhists in Burma Attack, Injure Newly Converted Christians
About 150 angry Buddhists and monks this month attacked newly converted Christians in Burma (Myanmar), destroying their homes and property and injuring seven people. In Thi Taw village in northwest Burma’s Sagaing Region, the mob threw stones and broke into houses on July 6, two days after two families put their trust in Christ and left Buddhism, a local official told Morning Star News. Four women and three men who were hit with stones and sticks and suffered injuries on their heads, faces and backs.
Myanmar's Buddhist Persecutors of Christians and Muslims - by Lela Gilbert
There has never been a shortage of religious persecution in the East Asian country of Burma, also known as Myanmar. To the surprise of some westerners, the Buddhist country has been a brutal abuser of religious minorities for decades.
Christians have long faced ongoing and terrible mistreatment at the hand of Myanmar’s authorities. In fact, since 1999, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has declared Myanmar a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC) in its annual reports because of its violent practices, lawless abuses, and discriminatory treatment of non-Buddhists. The regime has used fines, imprisonment, forced conversions, starvation, gang rape, and child abuse to oppress Christians.
And, many might not be aware of it, but one of the biggest blocks of refugees into the US are Christian Burmese, fleeing the persecution of this regime.