You are concerned about title, position and prestige. Cardinal Burke is not. That’s a major difference between you and Burke.
Of course I’m concerned about title and so was Cardinal Burke concerned about his title as the Prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura.
Cardinal Burke, in that office, apparently took his office too seriously for the likes of Francis; Burke was just a little too Catholic in his rulings and pronouncements for the Bishop of Rome, who refuses to take his own title seriously; he won’t even call himself a hope. He openly sat there and let dissident bishops spout heresy and propose the condoning of mortal sin and compounding it with more mortal sin. If Francis had acted like a Catholic Pope, he would have immediately shut-down all further evil talk and Kasper’s head would have rolled.
There is no difference between Cardinal Burke and myself; but there’s a huge difference between Burke and Bergoglio.