/lit/ - Literature

>filthy rich parents
>have filthy rich interests like m000sicccc and poetryyy and languagess and artttt
>sink money into hiring the best teachers for your offspring
>your offspring studies those fields half their life without any care in the world (like working, getting food, clothes, washing their own shit, not being homeless, not having their time micromanaged in order to be up for work daily etc.)
>OMGGGGGGGGGGGGG THOSE GUYS HAD SO MUCH KNOWLEDGE HOW?

Marx was right. Same shit I see with the zoomer kids of filthy rich today, yeah excuse me for not being impressed by your kid being able to speak 6 languages by the time they are 20, they literally had 20 years to learn them without additional worries.

You know what's impressive, a worker going everyday to work.

>>16952965
>read Beyond Good and Evil and Genealogy of morals, like I've said a million times in this thread.
Yes, we understand you've found yourself a crutch; if YOU truly have understood Nietzsche, I implore that you find your own words (as you have done) and rely only on them, not on "read X, Y, and Z." Ultimately, we are exchanging arguments, not book titles.

Of course, we are arguing with someone who has understood Nietzsche, aren't we?

>>16954413
>read, nigga, read
We are reading your posts. Is it possible for a man, who is definitely not reducible to only a "master or slave morality," to oppose a tyrant for both slavish and masterful reasons? Let's say he wishes both to escape oppression (because it is painful to him and his people) and to establish himself as the ruler or new status quo.

Either way, look at what Christianity, in the Bible, intended, and not why armchair social critics think a broad swathe of people in the past did something.

>Complete falsity and there's no way you can support this
No; every agency seeks good, but some have a corrupted idea of good. The good Christianity proposes is the highest good, and therefore the highest power because it allies one with God. You become divine, which is the highest power that can be attained; as you said, a master moralist continues to be a master (and masterhood is implied to be a good thing) even when under a so-called tyrant.

But why do people seek power? Answer me that, as it is not immediately evident in life.

>>16828405
It has everything to do with success/failure, you conceded as much in your following post: their "hostility to existence." Why are they hostile to existence, pray tell? Because they are "worthless little shits." They have been abused, or bullied, or forced to the bottom of existence. But they and only they choose to slander life and try and steal a good life from the rest of us. It is their choice and theirs alone to "be hostile to existence," to be in a constant and unnatural state of tension, aggression, and hatred when the better thing to do is love all, affirm all.

If they truly were intelligent, they would find refutations to their own arguments. Because they do not, they are only emotionally charged. In short, they need Jesus Christ. They flirt with agnosticism and pretend they're just playing it safe ("Oh, there's just not enough evidence!"), but there's no reason not to experiment when you're in this kind of predicament.

>>16828415
It is unwarranted because it is how they choose to see the world. You conveniently did not answer the man's objections, you lickspittle. They are hostile to existence, fine; let them keep that hostility to themselves and not force others to "not reproduce" or to not "live their lives out" simply because a band of circle-jerking weirdos on the internet decided that it's MALIGNANTLY USELESS and that we'd all be better off avoiding pain.

>writer "friend" ghosts me after proactively acting as my therapist for months
>found out she was only fishing for details about my personal life and all the horrible shit that happened to me when I was a kid
>actually used all this information to write a shorty story, featuring all the most intimate and horrific details of my life
>it just won a prestigious award

not quite sure what emotion is appropriate for this situation