Friedrich Nietzsche's Criticisms of Jerusalem and the Jews

[@brushstroke3733]

Convenience is definitely a two-edged sword. Convenience does appear to enfeeble us. When we don't get instant satisfaction, we go into tantrums like toddlers. Walking and bike riding brings me much more pleasure and sense of well-being than driving, and anticipation is often more satisfying that getting or having what I want. Smart phone fasts are sweet bliss. I prefer not to look at my smart phone more than once a week. I almost wish we didn't have them, though there are times when they are helpful, such as on long road trips.

[@retrain35yo87]

Great lesson. Nietzsche is a hypocrite. He wants the strong to prevail- survivors of the fittest in a cruel world. And when he recognizes that it was the Jewish ways of peace won, he cries "its not fair"

[@dpavlovsky]

You don't understand Nietzsche.

[@guardianwebsolutions7178]

“Peace”?..

[@marcusposter7756]

Ah yes Jewish “peace” the Jews are so well known for their peaceful nature 😂😂 just creating PEACE everywhere they go

[@retrain35yo87]

@@marcusposter7756 Indeed, when Nietzche was alive it was before Israel existed, and Jews were essentially pacifists since the Bar Kochva revolt, leading to the Holocaust. Thank God today there is a strong Israel, and such a thing will never be allowed to happen again.

[@hoagie911]

One thing you can be sure as is that if you criticise Nietzsche, someone will say you've interpreted him wrong. Rather than actually defend what he said. Same as with Marx.

[@bryanutility9609]

Nothing says The Last Man like wearing a useless mask 😂

[@thehobbit5492]

Haven't you noticed this video was taken in 2021? You know, that time when it was mandatory to wear a mask?

[@bryanutility9609]

@@thehobbit5492 “mandatory” … for the herd of slave 😂. You don’t get the irony?