/lit/ - Literature

>>13111770
>All presidents are bad. They hired thugs and figureheads of the machine.
Ok Chom Chomsky

>>12978530
Achilles regrets his actions. Homer condemns his hubris.

"The swift runner Achilles rose among them, asking,
'Agamemnon-was it better for both of us, after all,
for you and me to rage at each other, raked by anguish,
consumed by heartsick strife, all for a young girl?
If only Artemis had cut her down at the ships--
with one quick shaft-
that day I destroyed Lyrnessus, chose her as my prize.
How many fewer friends had gnawed the dust of the wide world,
brought down by enemy hands while I raged on and on. 70
Better? Yes-for Hector and Hector's Trojansl
Not for the Argives. For years to come, I think,
they will remember the feud that flared between us both.
Enough. Let bygones be bygones. Done is done.
Despite my anguish I will beat it down,
the fury mounting inside me, down by force.
Now, by god, I call a halt to all my anger-
it's wrong to keep on raging, heart inflamed forever.'" (Chapter 19)

Whitehead/schizo memes are old hat

Actually existing Christianity finally gave up on any pretense of actually enacting the master part of master morality during the decadent Victorian phase of European colonialism, not coincidentally, when slavery was abolished in the British empire (1807-1833, Victoria ascended the throne 1837). The Christian ruling classes had already given up what one could plausibly color as Nietzschean master morality by the time the Renaissance was maturing, e.g. the French monarchy began banning aristocratic dueling in the mid-16th century, essentially banishing it to the (then growing) colonial possessions and in attenuated form, consider the crafting of Sublimis Dei and the Valladolid debate in the first half of the 16th century. In sum, Christianity eliminated master morality in Europe in about 3 centuries (you should already know the history of this process, the rise and fall of church power vs church influence vis a vis state power, contemporaneous with the Crusades, if you're presuming to discuss Nietzsche).

>>12477390
Hey Gould, stay dead, ya fuckin kike.

>revisionism
there's nothing to revise... it was always a blatant hoax

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