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[Anonymous No.12306737]

Reminder: Nietzsche went crazy because he knew he was wrong about God and poisoned the minds of the world. If the Divine Comedy was written today, Nietzsche would be writhing in Satan’s mouth

[Anonymous No.12306768]

>>12306737
>If the Divine Comedy was written today, Nietzsche would be ejaculating in Satan’s mouth
FTFY

[Anonymous No.12306942]

>ChristLARPers on 4chan

[Anonymous No.12306970]

>>12306737
He'd be in purgatory desu senpai

[Anonymous No.12307020]

he had syphilis in the head

[Anonymous No.12307044]

>>12306737
Actually he went mad because he knew how RIGHT he was about everything and how all the BRAINLETS like YOU would misinterpret his works of genius just because they were too WEAK to fucking comprehend what he was doing.

Go fuck yourself. Nietzsche is the closest thing the world will ever have to an atheist saint since he dealt one of the killing blows to the brain disease that is religion and slave-morality based ideologies.

[Anonymous No.12307045]

>>12307020
>syphilis in the head
It's called brain cancer today.

[Anonymous No.12307051]

>>12306737
what am i looking at

[Anonymous No.12307054]

>>12306737
please i hope you and your closet homosexuality choke on a dick

[Anonymous No.12307078]

>>12306737
Do you realize that the death of god isn't a good thing? Do you realize N consider it a crime by our part?

[Anonymous No.12307310]

>>12307044
*tips fedora*

[Anonymous No.12307703]

>>12307044
I hope this is bait. If you've read The Gay Science, you should know that Nietzsche had no problem with faith. He criticized everything which imposed structure on the world, but he did so in an attempt to reach the goal of achieving an authentic life; a life lived for it's own sake, with value itself being the sustaining element thereof. Nietzsche lauded the pre-Socratic Greek civilization for its focus on living life for it's own sake, which was strengthened by the great tragic plays they wrote and by their close affiliation with war and other dangers. He liked their polytheism precisely because it was believed without question, reflecting the Greeks' authentic desire for greater living not restricted by dogma or distorted by the will to truth or the will to meaning.

Actually read Nietzsche maybe.

[Anonymous No.12307717]

>>12306737
where does this nietzsche hated god meme come from

[Anonymous No.12307719]

Actually, Kant is the most evil man who ever lived. We would have conquered the galaxy by now if he was never born. He set us back about 1000 years.

[Anonymous No.12307747]

>>12307719
Those are some pretty wild claims, care to support them?

[Anonymous No.12307759]

>>12307703
Thanks for the great synopsis Anon, really helps my current reading of Thus sproke Zarathrustra.
P.S. For any Dutch people, pick up the Wereldbibliotheek Dutch translation

[Anonymous No.12307774]

>>12307719
>>12307747
This pls

[Anonymous No.12307799]

>>12307747
Before Kant, it was common knowledge that non-whites were lesser races, and he was the first to really suggest that all humans are equal. This of course led to Hegel, which led to Marx, communism, wanting to abolish nations, modern leftism and all the problems we have today.

Now we have gay Muslim tranny women going into space and shuttles crashing every other week. We will never progress as a species if we keep up the charade we are all equal, and Kant unleashed this poisonous concept onto the world.

[Anonymous No.12307815]

>>12307799
>these are the people who fill up philosophy threads with their multi-paragraph essays about what a specific philosophy *really* meant
stick a fork in it, this board is done. kaput.

[Anonymous No.12307830]

>>12307815
What I said must have struck a nerve. The truth is usually unsettling to people on this board.

[Anonymous No.12307862]

>>12306737
For someone who's called a radical and profound thinker, he didn't manage to actually come up with anything world changing. He isn't close to on par with Webber, Marx (idealistic and material conceptions of human progress) or ellul or Hi-nigger (role of technics).

He seems like an athiest Kierkegaard desu, in that he doesn't really say much, but his emo "I cut myself and bathe in the delicious suffering" aesthetic draw people in.

[Anonymous No.12307888]

>>12307719
>The Negroes of Africa have by nature no feeling that rises above the trifling. Mr. Hume challenges anyone to cite a single example in which a Negro has shown talents and asserts that among the hundreds of thousands of blacks who are transported elsewhere from their countries, although many of them have even been set free, still not a single one was ever found who presented anything great in art or science or any other praiseworthy quality, even though among the whites some continually rise aloft from the lowest rabble, and through superior gifts earn respect in the world. So fundamental is the difference between these two races of man, and it appears to be as great in regard to mental capacities as in color.

[Anonymous No.12307914]

Nothing Nietzsche tells us to do would have us sent to hell though.

[Anonymous No.12307915]

nietzsche was so attractive that i'd become gay for him. books for this feel?

[Anonymous No.12307939]

>>12307915
Just read nietzsche, but imagine his hot breath and bristling moustache while he whispers the words in your ear or as he kisses your neck.

[Anonymous No.12307945]

>>12307888
> but in short, this fellow was very black from head to foot, a clear proof that what he said was stupid.
fucking kek

[Anonymous No.12307972]

>>12307759
Read Philosophy in the Tragic Age of the Greeks before reading Zarathustra, because Z is a new philosophical archetype, viz., the tragic philosopher. See how N treats old philosophical archetypes in PTAG for a sense of how you should orient yourself towards Z.

>>12307862
Webber was in responding to Nietzsche. Pay attention. Nietzsche and Kierkegaard are antithesis to one another.

[Anonymous No.12308060]

>>12307888
Sickening.

[Anonymous No.12308128]

>>12306737
Nietzsche descended into madness because of the sudden trigger of a clinical condition, maybe a bit exacerbated by his bad luck in life.
God does not exist, and organized religion will eventually drift into irrelevancy.

[Anonymous No.12308159]

>>12307703
>Nietzsche had no problem with faith
Yes, yes,
HOWEVER
changing the definition of faith (christian faith) that the previous poster was referring to to ancient Greek "faith" does not a rebuttal make.

Christian faith has nothing in common with the ancient Greek polytheistic religions besides just being a belief in fictional deities. You trying to reconcile Nietzschean philosophy with Christian dogma is just a massive cope