Two-headed Anus Gazing with Nietzsche

[Abdiel OAbdiel]

--- prozak at anus.com wrote:
> 
> > Nietzsche trusting in domination to settle issues
> of
> > power, authority, morality, is self-destructive
> > nihilism
> 
> His interpretation of this is similar to a Theraveda
> Buddhist  interpretation of "karma": it is the
mechanism of the world, even if  we hide it behind
social pleasantries.

More yahooing sophistry! Social pleasentries! 

The happiness of man is: I will. 
The happiness of woman is: he wills. 

Nietzsche did not understand the East or its complex
social systems. He says, "Man must conceive of women
as Orientials do: he must conceive of women as a
possession, as property that can be locked, as
something predestined for service and achieving her
perfection in that." 


> 
> > Gnosticism is a dualistic system. 
> 
> Yes, but its parent system, Hinduism, is not.


Hinduism is not the parent of Gnosticism. 


> 
> > The path to integration, Zarathustra
> > affirms, is embodied in the symbol of the
> > Übermensch-German term for "Overman" or
> "Superman." In
> > the philosophy of Nietzsche, an extraordinary
> > individual who transcends the limits of
> traditional
> > morality to live purely by the will to power.
> 
> Including acceptance of materialism, which would be
> a sticking point 
> around here.

You've fallen into the barrel again. This is
sophistry. 




>  
> > Nihilism is such a powerful force in human affairs
> > that Nietzsche attributes its power, indirectly at
> > least, to the indoctrination of the human
> conscience
> > in the dualism between good and evil. Dualism
> > Nietzsche believed, is maintained by the power of
> > guilt and punishment. 
> 
> He believed it was fear of those same that caused
> the Christian 
> dualism he so eloquently spoke against (like most of
> Europe's great 
> philosophers).

Most of what? More sophistry. He did make an attempt,
but he only fell into a deeper nihilism of domination.



You should spend more time reading the books and less
time on the interenet. Well, you have to read good
books and that seems to be something you're not able
to do or do well. 



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