No ones ever going to make me anti-Christianity

he wouldn't care whether capitalism or socialism 'worked better' at all

Like literally nothing could

But I'll still take a look at this book

if nothing could possible change your mind on an issue then you're not an intellectual

thats ok though

The more I experience reality, the more I appreciate Nietzche.

fuguer Capitalism is not necessarily 'master morality'

I am not fundamentally Christian. But I think it is a superior system.

it doesn't have to do with a system

Ah fuck I'm kicked out of intellectual club 🙁

it depends entirely on the individual

he calls it because once you TRULY recognize leftism as as manifestation of slave morality, its not surprising its motivated by anti-white, anti-male hate

I just find that critiques of Christianity are usually based on false pretenses

someone with a 'master morality outlook' could take state power and crush capitalism for instance

Most of the time actually

thats what it is at its core. a resentful morality of the weak who hate the strong.

white men are the demon of slave morality

we are their boogieman

The thing is, white people like Truth, so they would never on their own conceive of ruling people with deceit rather than sheer military might.

https://www.ancreport.com/documentary/spinning-squirrel-how-pysch-warfare-propaganda-became-the-historical-narrative/

yes because white people recognize master morality

Yet white men are the biggest force of slave morality in action lol

jews go to subversion and trickery as easily as they breathe

In the 21st

also the idea that there is moral truth is an aspect of slave morality to Nietzsche lol

https://twitter.com/i/status/1189767618103857152

because white men are infested with jewish mass media

Yeah I know

dont let the jew into your brain

Moral subjectivity

@Leaf I do not think debating people via text is a good way to be an apologist.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master%E2%80%93slave_morality

I'm not trying to be an apologist I'm just wasting time tbh lol

I need to get going soon

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But maybe I'll learn something

This struggle between master and slave moralities recurs historically. According to Nietzsche, ancient Greek and Roman societies were grounded in master morality. The Homeric hero is the strong-willed man, and the classical roots of the Iliad and Odyssey exemplified Nietzsche's master morality. He calls the heroes "men of a noble culture", giving a substantive example of master morality. Historically, master morality was defeated, as the slave morality of Judaism and Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire.

I'm sure there is a way lies can be uplifting. But that isn't Christianity.

Leaf would love ***The Antichrist***

lol