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Nietzsche, Sinisterist Philosophy and Mob Mentality | Forum
AlexTheTerrible
Sep 24 '20
Mr. Leroy goes over on Mr. Nietzsche, including a bit of the mans history. It is not entirely based primarily on the man, as this video goes into other subjects on political mob mentality, especially on the government itself, and the explanation of Nietzsche's view on governmental state authority. Going a little off subject, I often feel completely emotionless from what I keep hearing and seeing upon regular human beings, who are a collective cluster fuck. It makes me despise and laugh at these petty emotional people who have no logical or critical thinking, but instead would have the political/religious collective think for them, It's amazing how many stupid herd like people we see.
The Forum post is edited by AlexTheTerrible Sep 24 '20
Anna
Sep 25 '20
I will pull out my favourite example of the French Revolution. The riots of angry mob abolished the oppressive regime of absolute monarchy and led to another oppressive regime of Jacobin Terror. But in the long term it led to what we now call democracy. Bolshevik Revolution, on the other hand, had a less happy outcome.
The collective protests and mob riots are necessary for the radical political change that often takes decades or even hundreds of years to take effect. Dismissing it as pure madness is extremely shortsighted. The question though remains if one is willing to sacrifice one's butt on the altar of an ambivalent and highly disputable idea of the so called humanity progress or just live and make the most of it. Only, I wonder if I could "make the most of it" in the Republic of Gilead. Red coats are cute but the rest sucks. Collective "madness" can have an enormous impact on all those who would happily remain bystanders and force them to take a stand by threatening the cherished individual boundaries. Then opposing the collective boils down to basic, primitive, emotions too.
The Forum post is edited by Anna Sep 25 '20
Dark Enlightenment
Sep 25 '20
This is a fucking seesaw of conditioned goldfish idiocy.
4 years ago it was the opposite. Everyone was sick of LGBT-Z46☆%, so they yearned for the 1950's and turned out in droves to elect their guy.
And I am glad you brought up the French.
Remember Sarkozy?
French journalists have called him an "hyper-président", to insist on his will to solve many important problems and his omnipresence in all domains. Some media even compared him with Napoléon Bonaparte and Louis XIV to refer to his will to control and change everything. While the popularity of the president was very high at the beginning of his mandate, it rapidly declined during the first months of his mandate, and the government faced several protests.
The French were the first on this too. I don't think it changes as much as endlessly recycles itself time and again. It's like a mobius strip.
When do we get the promised land of genuine indifference where the liberal militant queers legitimately don't care the conservative NRA redneck across the street flies a confederate flag? Is that possible?
The part where people stop getting angry at the things others think. Can the slave morality mindset of How can you not believe in ______!?" be broken?
Or are there several stages where offensive people are stood in front of a tribunal, declared obsolete, and liquidated first?
The Forum post is edited by Dark Enlightenment Sep 25 '20
