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[Anonymous No.21677057]

When did you realize Nietzsche was right about christianism?

[Anonymous No.21677063]

lol what a chubby chud

[Anonymous No.21677071]

>>21677057
he wasn't right about christianism

he was very ahead of his time about post-christianity thoughever

[Anonymous No.21677155]

>>21677057
I discovered it all on my own. Good to hear he came up with all he did though. Of the past two hundred years, his name will be most remembered

[Anonymous No.21677162]

>>21677057
After meeting the tradcath-LARPer-posters here. It's really transparent with them, always seething with white-hot hatred and taking satanic joy in their impotent visions of people they find disagreeable being tortured forever in a lake of fire. Especially visible in Nietzsche-threads and I am sure this will be no exception.

[Paul Auster Shill No.21677163]

>>21677057
He's just like me fr fr

[Anonymous No.21677174]

Like a year ago, I'd say

[Anonymous No.21677178]

>>21677071
spbp

[Anonymous No.21677183]

>>21677057
>freemason hand-in-coat gesture
Figures.

[Anonymous No.21677196]

>>21677162
>After meeting the tradcath-LARPer-posters here. It's really transparent with them, always seething with white-hot hatred and taking satanic joy in their impotent visions of people they find disagreeable being tortured forever in a lake of fire. Especially visible in Nietzsche-threads and I am sure this will be no exception
People like you who talk endlessly about "larpers" as you wallow in the words of a self-hating german schizo who failed to master his own will are the most pathetic people.

[Anonymous No.21677208]

Why would anybody listen to a wigger?
>>The prime anti-Western fantasy for our age, however, was expressed by Nietzsche. Two years after hearing the piano score of Wagner's epoch-making opera Tristan and Isolde, Nietzsche made a lifelong commitment to sexual revolution by deliberately infecting himself with syphilis in a Leipzig brothel. Thomas Mann saw in that gesture an act of "demonic consecration." Whatever the motivation, Nietzsche was outraged when Wagner had second thoughts. When Wagner "prostrated himself before the cross" by writing Parsifal, Nietzsche flew into a rage not only against Wagner but against German music and all of Europe as well. Turning his disease-damaged eyes southward, he began to discern what he termed the "lewd melancholy" across the Mediterranean. As an antidote to Wagner's prostration before the cross, Nietzsche discovered Africa. "This music," Nietzsche writes, describing his impression of Bizet's Carmen, "is lively, but its liveliness is neither French nor German. Its liveliness is African. It has this destiny; its happiness is short, sudden, and without pardon. I envy Bizet, therefore, because he has the courage to give impression to this sensibility, a sensibility which up 'til this time had no expression in European music, a more southern, browner, more burned sensibility. ... How the yellow afternoons of this happiness give us pleasure! We look out and believe that we have never seen the sea calmer. And how this moorish dance speaks to us so tranquilly! How even our insatiability learns satiety from its lewd melancholy! Finally we have a love that has been transposed back to nature. Not the love for of some "higher virgin"! No Senta sentimentality! Rather love as fate, as fatality, cynical, without guilt, cruel - and as a result just like nature. That love which is war in its means, and at its basis the deadly hatred of the sexes" [my translation]

-E. Michael Jones "Degenerate Moderns"

[Anonymous No.21677224]

>>21677196
9 minutes for one of them to come out of the woodwork, not a record but still rather swift.

[Anonymous No.21677229]

>>21677208
>the syphilis meme
Zero evidence.

[Anonymous No.21677233]

>>21677224
>Y-YOU'RE JUST A LARPER!
You're doing exactly what you accuse others of doing. Fitting them into pat little categories and seething because you can't do anything about them.

[Anonymous No.21677237]

>>21677233
>still seething
yawn

[Anonymous No.21677240]

>>21677057

[Anonymous No.21677244]

>>21677237
Not an argument.

[Anonymous No.21677359]

>>21677233
>little categories
You do it to yourselves

[Anonymous No.21677371]

>The Gay Science is MY Bible

[Anonymous No.21677377]

>>21677359
Nobody identifies as a "LARPer". That's a category you impose on them because the concept of sincerity is alien to you.

[Anonymous No.21677382]

Friendly reminder that Nietzsche opened the floodgates to post-modernism with his dumb essay on truth and lies in a nonmoral sense.

You can trace a straight line from Nietzsche to Foucault and Derrida.

[Anonymous No.21677404]

>>21677382
no shit. foucault's whole ouvre is practically an expansion of essay two in genealogy of morals. but as nietzsche said things with shaky foundations should be pushed over. deal with it.

[Anonymous No.21677406]

>>21677377
It's not that sincerity is alien to any particular anon, it is that sincerity is alien to this place, founded as it is on irreverence and five-thousand layers of meta-irony.
As for our local tradcaths being larpers, it follows quite naturally from the fact that they are here. This place fosters all manners of sins, wrath, sloth, acedia, envy, pride, - indeed, the entire board culture is anathema to the catholic ethos. On being confronted with this, the tradcath larpers realize they are being called out as larpers, and will usually come up with something extremely cringe that doubles down on the larping, like for instance, that they are missionaries here. At that point it becomes transparent that no, it is not in earnest, not sincere at all, it is an identity they've plucked out for themselves 6-18 months ago because they needed some of the aesthetics from le dark academia and they needed some intellectual reason as to why they, in their early twenties, are not getting any pussy.
You'll say projection, and that's fine, I don't care, I call it as I see it, and while it doesn't necessarily apply to all self-professed trad-caths here, it does transparently apply to a large group of them.

[Anonymous No.21677430]

Damn I'm some ashamed of being a Nietzsche fan, thank god I returned to Catholicism.

[Anonymous No.21677431]

>>21677382
It's baffling how little christcucks understand Nietzsche.

[Anonymous No.21677448]

>>21677406
Nigga, I'm not reading all that. Just say you're gay

[Anonymous No.21677473]

christcucks are naturally repellent and brown, no need for nietzsche

[Anonymous No.21677494]

>>21677473
And anti-Christians are naturally gay. That's why Neech called it "the gay science", because he's a faggot.

[Anonymous No.21677766]

>>21677494
lmao, amen

[Anonymous No.21677855]

>>21677057
>"God is dead and we [are Christ Killers]."
It should be readily apparent on first reading.

>>21677382
>Nietzsche opened the floodgates to post-modernism
Nothing that wasn't already in currency between socialist and anarchist revolutionaries from the Paris Commune onward.

>>21677208
They shared an ancestor in the 1700s, prominent Church figure.

[Anonymous No.21677860]

>>21677494
>not a judaeogolem => atheist
bantu frontal lobe functioning at peak capacity

[Anonymous No.21677868]

>>21677162
This one is it for me. This has been Christianity 101 ever since Paul took to it to re-invent Christianity. It’s honestly one of the major reasons I turned away from seriously studying and practicing religion, because this sort of vehement spite reeks of ressentiment and is completely embedded in the tradition.

[Anonymous No.21677882]

>>21677057
Nietzsche had respect to Jesus but not to christians though

[Anonymous No.21678017]

>>21677183
>>21677240
He was imitating Napoleon. Nietzsche was a Napoleon fanboy since he was a kid.

[Anonymous No.21678998]

>>21677406
> they are missionaries here
I hate that they don't have to go into the wilderness that is 'outside' and be potentially cannibalized like it used to be in the dark past.

[Anonymous No.21679039]

>>21677868
I thought you meant hate the crime love the criminal due to the image.

I'd love that criminal in her vagina mouth and anus.

[Anonymous No.21679082]

>>21677882
He respected the saints too, right?

Ironically, he lived at the same time as St. Therese of Lisieux, and there's even a record of them both staying at the same hotel one night in France.

[Anonymous No.21679102]

>>21677868
>Paul took to it to re-invent Christianity.
Why do pseuds keep saying this?

[Anonymous No.21679105]

>>21677406
Obsessed.

[Anonymous No.21679915]

>>21677382
Still better that modernism.

[Anonymous No.21680275]

>>21677406
I don’t disagree but there has to be a different way to discuss the larping problem without criticizing it for its “plucked” nature. Basically no Westerners and especially those on 4channel on a saturday night were actually raised in any sense of a strong religious tradition. This is something tradcath types bring up constantly when battling neopagans (people trying to reconstruct mostly dead religions ex-nihilo usually for political or aesthetic reasons) so they are acutely aware of the larp problem and are projecting. The issue is, how can any first world person NOT be larping in our religious practice as none of us were raised religious. That said, the idea that religions are conferred legitimacy by people being indoctrinated into them since birth is a bit unfair I think i.e. we shouldn’t be attacking people on the grounds that “you chose to be religious at 25 and weren’t indoctrinated into it therefore you can’t really believe”. That just means that real belief can only be resultant from brainwashing basically

[Anonymous No.21680281]

>>21677208
I don't understand why Nietzsche chimped out over Parsifal when Tanhauser was already his second major work.