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Translation with Jain terms preserved:
The Authority to Speak on One's Own Time
The ignorant opponents, who are of wrong belief (asammyadrishti), devoid of noble qualities (arya-gunas), do not truly understand this meaning or fact. Like a deer caught in a snare, they repeatedly experience birth and death - they come and go in the cycle of birth and death.
Commentary
Further, the author expounds on the defects of the ignorant proponents:
Those who have taken refuge in the doctrine of ignorance (ajnana-paksha), who do not know the means of destruction of karmas (karmakshapaṇopāya) - the spiritual practice for the annihilation of karmas, who are obsessed with their own false beliefs (asadgraha-gasta), who are of wrong belief (mithyadrishti), devoid of noble qualities (aryya), they, like a deer bound by a snare, will repeatedly experience destruction and annihilation, or will seek it, because of their inability to perform the appropriate spiritual activities, continuously and without interruption. Thus are the ignorant proponents.
Verse
Some Brahmanas and some Shramanas, all proclaim their own knowledge. But the beings in the entire world do not know anything.
Commentary
Now, the author wishes to expose the fallacy in the stance of the ignorant proponents. Some specific Brahmanas (belonging to the Brahmanical tradition) and some Shramanas (ascetics) - all of them proclaim their own particular knowledge. They expound their own knowledge as if it is unique and superior. They believe that the entire world of living beings (sarvaloke'pi pranah) do not know anything at all.