Moving on

[altd_amp_s]

I’m ready to give a representation of Nietzsche.

Mainly, he’s against historians and old people.
He’s highly sexually aware to put it nicely. He admired rebellious women.

He was very unpatriotic, racially open. He had a love for cultures, he held them above government and religion etc.

A tragic critic. He fell into a paradox where he opposed the norms as much as he could to contribute to his will to power. Marx’s dialectic nature.

I think he went insane to defy sanity.

I miss him. I shouldn’t read him. I should move on.

[Mental_Edge]

I always thought of Nietzsche as perplexing, and I mean that in the good sense.

[Mr_Reasonable]

I think that both Nietzsche and Marx are a bit sophmoric and transparent.

[Rhinoboy]

@altd&s

I’m ready to give a representation of Nietzsche.

Mainly, he’s against historians and old people.
He’s highly sexually aware to put it nicely. He admired rebellious women.

He was very unpatriotic, racially open. He had a love for cultures, he held them above government and religion etc.

A tragic critic. He fell into a paradox where he opposed the norms as much as he could to contribute to his will to power. Marx’s dialectic nature.

I think he went insane to defy sanity.

I miss him. I shouldn’t read him. I should move on.

Never was one for nietzsche. He seemed a bitter and twisted man who spent his hours contemplating and nurturing a belife that there was no perpose in the world, not to mention a twisted sense of morality. Just goes to show, you can make anything seem right in your head if you think about it long enough.

I think that most people who praise him are trying to be controvershal

[Murex]

Nietzsche is over-rated imo.