Which way, Western Man?

Nietzsche all the way. In this soft age of weakness and wretchedness, we need scoundrels and strongmen. We do not need men working purely within the existing moral framework. We need new values and new ideas

You haven't turned a page of any of those books. Quit the larp.

How would I have known to make this connection if I’d not read any of these books?

@TibetanKorrigan @NationalReilly Did you miss the part at the end where I say that he doesn’t fit the exact criteria because it doesn’t make sense?

Ubermensch, I can’t climb to the highest ranks of our current society because I have a recessed maxilla

Claiming that the idea of creating new values is “stupid” while believing in God is hilarious. Nietzsche famously considered Jesus to be one who transfigured Jewish values and the Jewish religion into his own system of values.

The more I learn about philosophy and religion the more I keep coming back to the greeks. Even now as I try to learn esoteric things the greeks find me.

They are the foundation

When you say "Creating your own morals is stupid" do you mean that it's stupid to expect that to happen in the ancient world or do you mean it's stupid even today because Nietzsche was wrong?

Aristotle Moggs Nietzsche. Excellent video, Western Man. You inspired me to write a short thread on this topic. I think you'll like it @JonasKilker

Liked the video until you said “creating your own moral values is stupid”; it appears too simplistic an argument. Would Achilles not have been creating his own moral values? He chose to not follow the moral code of his time by not submitting to his liege Agamemnon

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Same size pecker too

This video was epic as fuck

Perhaps you’re criticizing a poor summary of Nietzchie’s idea. This is from my llm query: What “creates values” actually means for Nietzsche When Nietzsche says the higher type “creates values,” he means: (a) Revaluation, not invention ex nihilo They: •reinterpret inherited moral systems •reorganize priorities among drives •affirm certain instincts rather than suppress them So “creation” = revaluation and reconfiguration, not arbitrary selection.

Then I’d agree with that

This is fantastic best thing I have seen in weeks.

The reconciling of Individual care and collective care is the essence of the journey the men of Numenor are faring on. The rights of the Theod and the rights of the Wer must both be recognized and upheld. But Which God men of the West will worship is the more delving query.

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Aeneas all the way!

the latter is a feeble attempt at recreating the former by hacking/shortcutting those ethos. impossible as we are in a linear timeline & cannot reproduce the conditions that formed those men & their worldview. The way is thus custom made for our time w new & old solutions.

Transcendance

Oh my gosh mr Kilker your on x aswell. A beacon of light in the darkness

I have come for exactly this reason

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You have come to Evola's conclusions. Read it and make a video.

diomedes

Great video

@AHomelyHouse Excellent synthesis, analysis, and editing. I appreciate your inclusion of photos and screenshot citations. Cool content.

“Follow no man trust your instincts”

Wordcel

cool but what about mediocre man, or the right hand man, or loyal soldier. most men are neither and will never be either

I choose Alison DiLaurentis because I'm not a fаggоt like you

You don't understand what the Übermensch is. I suggest you read Zarathustra again.

Mustache.

The moral order to which Aeneas, Aquiles, Ulises or Ajax circumscribed themselves is a structure I think Nietzsche respected. That being said, such order no long exists and Nietzsche —as the moral antirealist he was—, through the myth of the ubermensch, gives hope that, some day, new forms of aristocratic values may rise. That won't happen by just playing along to the "fate" the modern liberal consensus wants for us.

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