Causes and consequences of Buddhism's failure to cultivate oral morality

Don't practice oral virtue. In fact, it violates the five precepts of Buddhism and is divided into the following four categories:

Lying-telling lies and deceiving others. etc

Swearing-swearing, insulting, slandering, cynicism. etc

Yee language-hurtful jokes and dirty jokes. etc

Two tongues-two sides and three knives. etc

The above-mentioned behaviors that fail to cultivate moral integrity, go to hell seriously, fall into animal cruelty, and have minor consequences are all unsuccessful careers and bad popularity.