DUDE FUCK FEUERBACH LMAO

>>9250719
your mom will be always better then you.

>>9250730
>then
that may be, but you won't

>>9250733
me be you if i do be you me.

>>9250738
yes, i certainly do have a bigger penis than you.

"Who has hair on his head and non on his chin, is a woman confirmed" -Dog-

>>9250719
Why didn't he like Feuerbach? Weren't they both atheists in some common sense at least? Granted, so was Marx...

>>9251054
Saint Max wasn't an atheist. He was God.

>>9250719
He really did shit on Feuerbach a lot. Was he the guy who banged his wife?
>>9252339
>Saint
>God
You know you're completely right.

>>9252377
did someone bang stirners wife?

>>9252382
Yeah. They didn't exactly have a loving marriage, which if ironic given his whole egoistic-union thing. The fact he even married is strange.

Some people say he did it for her inheritance, but that reeks of apologia to me.

>>9252391
where does this info come from

>>9252408
Wikipedia, the book's introduction, faggot's on /lit/ and /leftypol/.

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I didn't get the impression that Max Stirner lived his philosophy from his biography, especially any superficial interpretation of "egoism". It just seems like he's someone with a bright, curious mind who had a tough, harsh life. His efforts to go into academia were constantly thwarted by his need to take care of his ailing mother. His marriage was loveless and short-lived. He was always in poor health. I think he lived long enough to recognize most of the social tropes were simply garbage and wanted to start over from the individual instead of a systemic ideology. Jaded but insightful—a less productive Nieztsche but equally unique.