Was Friedrich Nietzsche the original neckbeard?

>>1859700
He used to fuck prostitutes because his retarded doctor told him it would ease his headache. Most people thought he caught syphilis because of that. He most likely had a brain tumor. Anyway, I agree, he was a neckbeard.

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I've noticed a trend among narcissistic people really liking Nietzsche and even using his quotes as an excuse for their parasitic behavior.
I admit that if there is any merit in his "philosophy", I would miss it due to the mental connections I've formed between him and said NPD-fucks. But I also recognize that there might be something there.

So.. is there anything of real.. actual merit there? Or is it mostly an excuse for entitled, do-no-wrongs?

>>1859700
>Died a virgin
Mate he fucked whores all the time.

>>1859962
I thought his syphilis was of the hereditary type

Was Nietzsche the original Chris Chan?

More like neckmoustache XDDD

Nietzche's assault on Christianity was an assault on the slave mentality and on the life-negating tendency of any faith

>'A spirit who wants great things, who also wants the means to them, is necessarily a skeptic. Freedom from all kinds of convictions, to be able to see freely, is part of strength...Great passion uses and uses up convictions, it does not succumb to them—it knows itself sovereign.

sadferd

>wanting to affirm life over nothingness makes you a neckbeard
Sure thing, Christfag.

Neckbeard doesn't even apply to 19th century life or any other time other than our own right now, because the slave morality of the working class has fully engulfed the aristocracy at this point. Hence where "neckbeard" as a concept even stems from — if you aren't slaving your life away, you're labeled as deluded / incompetent.

>>1859700
>Was Friedrich Nietzsche the original neckbeard
no, there's not a single hair under his chin. You can't call him a manchild either since he lived on his own.

No, not at all. He declared the death of God, but he in part lamented that fact. He worried that the souls of the masses would become impoverished without a shepherd.

>>1859998
>actual merit there?
ABSOLUTELY, you have made a very astute observation which I think only 3 other men I have ever met have made, most notable Allan Bloom.
Bloom wrote a book about it called 'The Closing of the American Mind'
Read it, now.


People cite Marx as the patron Saint of the intelligentsia, its Nietzsche, though Nietzsche and Marx refer to the same person in their works, the bourgeois.

He definately misunderstood what Jesus taught, but in a way, he had an idea that Christianity the religion was somehow suppressing the people, but he didn't understand the teachings Christ taught, especially what Christ taught about religious hypocrisy.

But no one is without a fault of falsely accusing something in the wrong light, it happens to all of us, especially when making broad generalizations.

He is likely part of a movement trying to discredit Christianity

>>1860326
>t. paul

>>1860339
*tips fedora*

>>1860075
Through struggle, toiling the earth, and, as you say, "slaving away," humankind came together to form societies. Many would agree that working hard to keep this thing moving along and to prevent ourselves to degenerating into roaming bands of bloodthirsty nigger-people is a responsibility of every citizen who is able.

>>1860075
>ence where "neckbeard" as a concept even stems from — if you aren't slaving your life away, you're labeled as deluded / incompetent
>deluded/incompetent
Nah, just a lazy NEET

>>1859700
That would be Evola.

Nietzsche was forming future, not revolting against it.

>>1860372
It is deserving of appreciation without a doubt. But that's not justification for its total consumption of all cultural hemispheres.