There the Buddha addressed the mendicants concerning the mendicant Kalandaka: “Mendicants!” “Venerable sir,” they replied. The Buddha said this:

“Firstly, a mendicant raises disciplinary issues and doesn’t praise the settling of disciplinary issues. This quality doesn’t conduce to fondness, respect, esteem, harmony, and unity.

Furthermore, a mendicant doesn’t want to train, and doesn’t praise taking up the training. …

Furthermore, a mendicant has corrupt wishes, and doesn’t praise getting rid of wishes. …

Furthermore, a mendicant is irritable, and doesn’t praise getting rid of anger. …

Furthermore, a mendicant denigrates others, and doesn’t praise getting rid of denigration. …