He did not hate the Jew's, he just hated how they sat back and settled for mediocracy. He admired them for overcoming their slavery, and that to him was a sign of goodness. You can perceive Nietzsche as many ways as you want, and that is the beautiful thing about it. So, as for the Jew hater who posted that ridiculous comment, you are so very stupid.
I am asking whether or not you intended your comment regarding your interpretation of Nietzsche to contradict mine as portrayed through the video on this page.
BRINGS EVERYTHING TO THA TABLE TO GET A POINT ACROSS. EVEN THE MINDS GETS IN THE WAY
yOU MUST REALIZE THE VITALITY OF HIS MESSEGE
IS PROTRAYED THROUGH EAGERNESS IN THE HANDS OF THE MIND AND LIVE BY THAT, NOT BY THE WORLD OR BEER OR WOMAN OR ANYTHING ELSE THAT GETS IN THE MINDS WAY. REPRODUCE THE CULTURE IN YOUR HEAD AND FIND AWAY TO SHOW IT TO THE WORLD IN ACTION AND REPOSE TILL THE MIND SLOWS/STARTS AGAIN
I agree with your point. Is your comment supposed to be a criticism of my interpretation of Nietzsche portrayed in my film? If so I don't see how your interpretation of Nietzsche contradicts mine.
I have read 5 of his works and not in any passage did he bash on the Jews. Show me a Nietzsche passage in which he bashes the Jews. My interpretation of Nietzsche's perspective was that he was sympathetic to Jewish people and their ability to overcome years of oppression and ungrounded hate.
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ARE U RETARDED? HE HATED THE JEWS LOL . OMG HOW FUCKING UNEDUCATED CAN YOU BE? if you think he didnt totally hate the jews,. you dont understand one word nietzsche wrote.
you are wrong about Nietzsche, you need to understand his concept of "master" and "slave" moralities before attempting to judge quotes like "the Jews - a people born for slavery" (Nietzsche's words from Beyond Good & Evil)
you need to remember that Nietzsche wrote stylistically as a performer, not as one professing the truth or even his truth. In real life he broke his ties with Wagner, who he regarded as an Overman, because of Wagner's growing anti-semitism of which Nietzsche wanted NO PART!
I am doing an essay comparing and contrasting Nietzsche and Mill on conventional morality does anyone have any useful books or websites (websites would be really useful).
Actually Hitler was not a great reader of philosophy or indeed Nitzche. His (Nitzche's sister) edited his works to have a pro-Nazi leaning (i.e. the greatly perverted concept of ubermanche). Nitzche actually was anti nazi , as anyone who studied his works will tell you.
Anyway to follow up your argument. This video was intended to show the absurdity of the division of good and evil. Mr. Good represents conventional morality. Mr. Evil represents good as I believe you are inclined to define it as.
I think I'm picking up an anti-Rand vibe...I share it. Good and Evil are articulations of the same thing - such that we create the distinction between good and evil -- and not by any means that "we ought to create it or not..." - i think here Rand misreads Nietzsche...i think she's kind of dumb, perhaps dishonest too.
He did not hate the Jew's, he just hated how they sat back and settled for mediocracy. He admired them for overcoming their slavery, and that to him was a sign of goodness. You can perceive Nietzsche as many ways as you want, and that is the beautiful thing about it. So, as for the Jew hater who posted that ridiculous comment, you are so very stupid.
JPimpinD2010 10 months ago
anything done out of love is beyond good and evil.
doctorw2 1 year ago
shit video
SuperAlexrios 2 years ago
beyond good and evil...did you know there is a game like that ? lol
Mincho1994 2 years ago
yeh it has a pig in it... a talking pig is your uncle...
fuglyno1 2 years ago
that was very good
technologic21 3 years ago
so your asking me about my comment or something else
in2dionysus 3 years ago
I am asking whether or not you intended your comment regarding your interpretation of Nietzsche to contradict mine as portrayed through the video on this page.
AlpineJones0 3 years ago
IN YOUR ORGY OF DEATH
NIETZSCHE, AS IN MIND... A ULTALITARIUN
(UTILIZING EVERYTHING)
BRINGS EVERYTHING TO THA TABLE TO GET A POINT ACROSS. EVEN THE MINDS GETS IN THE WAY
yOU MUST REALIZE THE VITALITY OF HIS MESSEGE
IS PROTRAYED THROUGH EAGERNESS IN THE HANDS OF THE MIND AND LIVE BY THAT, NOT BY THE WORLD OR BEER OR WOMAN OR ANYTHING ELSE THAT GETS IN THE MINDS WAY. REPRODUCE THE CULTURE IN YOUR HEAD AND FIND AWAY TO SHOW IT TO THE WORLD IN ACTION AND REPOSE TILL THE MIND SLOWS/STARTS AGAIN
in2dionysus 3 years ago
I agree with your point. Is your comment supposed to be a criticism of my interpretation of Nietzsche portrayed in my film? If so I don't see how your interpretation of Nietzsche contradicts mine.
AlpineJones0 3 years ago
anti nazi? nietzsche was around way before the nazis lol wtf. hitler liked the niezsche bashed on the jews, and fofr good reason
ArchStantonx 3 years ago
I have read 5 of his works and not in any passage did he bash on the Jews. Show me a Nietzsche passage in which he bashes the Jews. My interpretation of Nietzsche's perspective was that he was sympathetic to Jewish people and their ability to overcome years of oppression and ungrounded hate.
smellypeanut45 3 years ago
Quite right. Nietzsche many times commemorated Jewish ideals and was against the anti-semitism of his day.
lordofyourmind 3 years ago 4
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ARE U RETARDED? HE HATED THE JEWS LOL . OMG HOW FUCKING UNEDUCATED CAN YOU BE? if you think he didnt totally hate the jews,. you dont understand one word nietzsche wrote.
ArchStantonx 3 years ago
you are wrong about Nietzsche, you need to understand his concept of "master" and "slave" moralities before attempting to judge quotes like "the Jews - a people born for slavery" (Nietzsche's words from Beyond Good & Evil)
you need to remember that Nietzsche wrote stylistically as a performer, not as one professing the truth or even his truth. In real life he broke his ties with Wagner, who he regarded as an Overman, because of Wagner's growing anti-semitism of which Nietzsche wanted NO PART!
jakegyllinhal 3 years ago 6
IDIOT - it was actually the anti-semites of his time nietzsche most despised...
fuglyno1 2 years ago 9
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@ArchStantonx How ironic of you
rowbote 1 year ago
Natural history of morals. passage 195
KevinKurz 2 years ago
Very well put together!
faaageht 3 years ago
I am doing an essay comparing and contrasting Nietzsche and Mill on conventional morality does anyone have any useful books or websites (websites would be really useful).
nott4ever 4 years ago
Actually Hitler was not a great reader of philosophy or indeed Nitzche. His (Nitzche's sister) edited his works to have a pro-Nazi leaning (i.e. the greatly perverted concept of ubermanche). Nitzche actually was anti nazi , as anyone who studied his works will tell you.
nott4ever 4 years ago 3
If you define altruism as the good, you will always be this confused. If you think morality is defined by actions, you are hopelessly lost.
It's not surprising that Nietzchean thought guided Hitler.
TaxSlaveRoark 4 years ago
Let me guess. You are into Ayn Rand.
AlpineJones0 4 years ago
Anyway to follow up your argument. This video was intended to show the absurdity of the division of good and evil. Mr. Good represents conventional morality. Mr. Evil represents good as I believe you are inclined to define it as.
AlpineJones0 4 years ago
AlpineJones0,
I think I'm picking up an anti-Rand vibe...I share it. Good and Evil are articulations of the same thing - such that we create the distinction between good and evil -- and not by any means that "we ought to create it or not..." - i think here Rand misreads Nietzsche...i think she's kind of dumb, perhaps dishonest too.
Herrunus 4 years ago
TaxSlaveRoark,
...don't forget that mathematics guided Hitler too. Perhaps mathematics is immoral? -- or perhaps you misunderstand Nietzsche.
Herrunus 4 years ago