You need to read a lot of Nietzsche's writing[1] to understand why he thought the way that he did.
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[1] It is also on my TODO list.
It’s good to see that some people still believe in reading books, rather than simply Googling for unfamiliar words:
Let's fuck some weird Neitzschie foolishness in there as well, so that the easily-intimidated will back off in the face of your overpowering intellectualism.
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and if you need any more pseudo-philosophical theories to throw around (with associated almost-german words), here's a link:
https://www.pinterest.ie/fiveatheart59/philosophical-bullshit/ Have fun!
I myself have not yet made it through all of his sixteen books. That takes awhile, together with comprehending the nineteenth-century social-historical context against which
e.g. he prefaced
The Will to Power, “What I am now going to relate is the history of the next two centuries. I shall describe what will happen, what must necessarily happen: the triumph of nihilism.”
Also apropos hereof, with boldface supplied:
I reduce a principle to a formula. Every naturalism in morality—that is, every healthy morality—is dominated by an instinct of life, some commandment of life is fulfilled by a determinate canon of “shalt” and “shalt not”; some inhibition and hostile element on the path of life is thus removed. Anti-natural morality—that is, almost every morality which has so far been taught, revered, and preached—turns, conversely, against the instincts of life: it is condemnation of these instincts, now secret, now outspoken and impudent. When it says, “God looks at the heart,” it says No to both the lowest and the highest desires of life, and posits God as the enemy of life. The saint in whom God delights is the ideal eunuch. Life has come to an end where the “kingdom of God” begins.
The thread diverged to the point where it could be split into a Politics and Society thread though.
I intended to do exactly that, yesterday, with my reply to johhnyUA. The greatest substance thereof was written immediately; but I decided to gather some supporting pictures, so as to aid comprehension by those who don’t read. Will do, and link from here.
P.S.—
If nature have no pity on the degenerate, it is not therefore immoral: the growth of physiological and moral evils in the human race, is rather the result of morbid and unnatural morality. The sensitiveness of the majority of men is both morbid and unnatural. Why is it that mankind is corrupt in a moral and physiological respect? The body degenerates if one organ is unsound. The right of altruism cannot be traced to physiology, neither can the right to help and to the equality of fate: these are all premiums for degenerates and failures. There can be no solidarity in a society containing unfruitful, unproductive, and destructive members, who, by the bye, are bound to have offspring even more degenerate than they are themselves.
Edit, P.P.S.—I missed this on an initial skim over foolishness:
I guess this is what happens when Randian and Rothbardian ideas are overwhelmingly pushed as dogma without discourse.
I was waiting for some thoughtless nitwit to accuse me of following the pseudointellectual pretender known as “Ayn Rand”. No, I do not. I pass that judgment after having read
all of her published works, and then regretting the waste of my time.
I’ve never read Rothbard. Thus, I can’t very well be advocating for his ideas, much less pushing them as “dogma”.