Does the Foam Sutta (SN 22.95) say there are "no things" or, otherwise, discuss emptiness similar to Nagarjuna?

I read the following on the internet: > I think your saying that "Nagarjuna that purports there are no things" > was an oversimplification or misrepresentation -- conversely the quote > or summary above isn't far from what you find in the suttas, e.g. the > Foam sutta (SN 22.95). It's kind of tangential to your answer, but > since you wrote "Nagarjuna purports there are no things" I thought > that was worth clarifying. – > > No I meant that Wikipedia's summary of Nagarjuna's seemed to me > similar to the doctrine of the Foam sutta. I doubt whether anyone > believes "there are no things" which is why I thought that phrase of > yours (i.e. "Nagarjuna that purports there are no things") was > mis-stating Nagarjuna's doctrine. Does the Foam Sutta (SN 22.95) say there are "no things" or, otherwise, discuss emptiness similar to Nagarjuna?