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[DE] The origins of Moralism
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this post was submitted on 31 May 2024
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Not that the Noid stuff doesn't have a good point to it (espc wrt
)but I'm still losing it at this gag
It's why I see Noid as a long Nietzsche reference, down to fascists cynically adopting his own "hardcore aesthetic." He calls Dolores and Humanism "part of a long term strategy" in a way that mirrors what Nietzsche wrote about slave/master morality too iirc, good stuff.
I never knew that, thank you for sharing :)
BGE stays the best Nietzsche work