/lit/ - Literature

>>18633046
you should read some Nietzsche, anon. not even meming. it will restore your strength. embrace your creative will.

>implying

Whose works inspired the greatest evil?

My vote goes for Nietzsche. He:

was racist

was sexist

was literally the first nazi

did inspire tje holocaust

is responsible for the death of 6 million jews

and yet his books aren't banned yet!

What's his end goal? His philosophy basically boils down to "give your own life your own meaning", which basically means that you should just keep lying to yourself. There is no rationality in his theory, why is he even considered a philosopher? More like a jackass.

Is there any evidence that proves Nietzsche had anything to do with the Nazis? Or did the Nazis simply misunderstand Nietzsche?

>I have found exactly the same with Gaelic peoples,–-fin (for example in Fin-gal), the word designating the aristocracy and finally the good, noble, pure, was originally a blond person in contrast to the dark-skinned, dark-haired native inhabitants. By the way, the Celts were a completely blond race; it is wrong to connect those traces of an essentially dark-haired population

>These bearers of oppressive, vindictive instincts, the descendants of all European and non-European slavery, in particular of all pre-Aryan population–-represent the decline of mankind!

>Nothing that has been done on earth against ‘the noble’, ‘the mighty’, ‘the masters’ and ‘the rulers’, is worth mentioning compared with what the Jews have done against them:

>that predilection for the ‘commune’, the most primitive form of social structure which is common to all Europe’s socialists, are not in essence a huge throw-back–-and that the conquering master race, that of the Aryans, is not physiologically being defeated as well?

-Genealogy of Morals

How is one man so based, /lit/?