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>Like Nietzsche, [the aristocratic liberals] express a general disdain for the masses and reject universal suffrage (although de Tocqueville was ambivalent but not adamant on this point). However, unlike Nietzsche, they are not unconditional opponents of democratic equality and democratic ethics or social justice.
>Nietzsche is engaged in antidemocratic class warfare and is ultimately committed to the reversal of the process of democratization and to laying the groundwork for an alternative radical aristocratic ideal of political organization which he sees as the condition for the production of the exemplary human being.
>http://www.scribd.com/doc/24172521/Nietzsche-s-Machiavellian-Politics
Tell me: why is this man so adored by contemporary academic commies?

No.

>A story about selfishness triumphing over compassion.
Sounds awesomely good, man. Is it?