What's it like knowing that both of these men were misquoted

Like every other philosopher for every other political hue in history then?

>>1436118
>What's it like
it's like nothing at all

absolutely 0

>>1436118
y u mad tho?

>>1436118

It feels like you don't know what you are talking about, or don't have a lot of experience with Philosophy or intellectual history in general.

Evola was not an influence on Fascism or National Socialism at all. He influenced some post war Italian Nationalists, but they were not 100% Evolians and they knew that, And while Mussolini understood Nietzsche differently than say Foucualt did, Nietzsche's work demands individual interpretations.Likewise, no philosophy is ever adopted by another whole sale, there are always modifications made.

>>1436118
>>>evola
fucking hell evolaposting is almost as bad as stirnerposting
this is the faggot who was kicked out of germany by the nazis for being a pseudointellectual, you dont know what you're talking about

>>1436118
Nietzsche knew that his thought would cause conflict but he didn't care.
He was just edgy