“Intelligent, cruel, astute, born to command, refined, courageous.”
Wait, internet fascists are straight up admitting to loving cruelty? Usually they try to cover up their brutality with euphemisms and blatant lies. They love pretending to be morally superior smol beans. What gives?
I think this weirdo may have read some Nietzche. Calling the people in his ideal society “cruel”, “born to command”, and so on, and clearly meaning that in a positive way is giving off massive Nietzche vibes.
even then it makes no sense, Nietzche never said cruelty was good?? Like the whole idea Nietzche developped from what I read was that if you’ve got strenght you should use it and enjoy it but he only meant strenght as in, good health, since he himself was frequently ill and often bed ridden. Or maybe im missing something here?
Thinking the guy in OP read about Master morality and was like “sounds dope, I love power!” and heard how Slave morality values kindness and was like “fitting, I love being cruel as well!” and went from there
“Intelligent, cruel, astute, born to command, refined, courageous.”
Wait, internet fascists are straight up admitting to loving cruelty? Usually they try to cover up their brutality with euphemisms and blatant lies. They love pretending to be morally superior smol beans. What gives?
This is the point where fascism normalisation in mainstream is so far they can drop at least some of their mask.
I think this weirdo may have read some Nietzche. Calling the people in his ideal society “cruel”, “born to command”, and so on, and clearly meaning that in a positive way is giving off massive Nietzche vibes.
even then it makes no sense, Nietzche never said cruelty was good?? Like the whole idea Nietzche developped from what I read was that if you’ve got strenght you should use it and enjoy it but he only meant strenght as in, good health, since he himself was frequently ill and often bed ridden. Or maybe im missing something here?
Thinking the guy in OP read about Master morality and was like “sounds dope, I love power!” and heard how Slave morality values kindness and was like “fitting, I love being cruel as well!” and went from there
just a blind guess tho
You’re assuming they read Nietzche’s works and analyzed them, and not took some quote out of the internet because “wow sounds cool bruh”
yeah im too naive