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>>14182384
it's from Nietzsche's book "Thus Spoke Zarathustra"
>pic related is a good analysis of it
but read the source material first obviously
if you actually read his book, you will laugh at the conversations we're having in these very threads
they mirror exactly the dialogues in the book
funny how life works

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>>14030415
my boomer mom watches him
so he's baby's first redpill

>>13695642
"Here I am still like the rooster in a foreign barnyard, who is snapped at even by the hens; and yet I am not unkind to these hens on that account.

I am polite to them, as toward every small irritation; to be prickly toward what is small strikes me as wisdom for hedgehogs.

They all talk about me when they sit around the fire in the evening–they talk about me, but no one thinks–of me! This is the new stillness I have learned: their noise about me spreads a cloak over my thoughts.

They noise among themselves: ‘What does this gloomy cloud want with us? Let us make sure it does not bring a plague upon us!’ And recently a woman pulled back her child when it wanted to come to me: ‘Take the children away!’* she cried. ‘Such eyes scorch children’s souls.’

They cough when I speak: they believe that coughing is an objection to strong winds–they guess nothing of the roaring of my happiness!"

>>13589350
>telling you not to read TSZ
>triggered libtard jew aren't they?
you already know the answer to this one
>pic related

>>13564126
>Marcus Aurelius
>Carl Sagan
Patrician tier

>Since we're dropping quotes here is another choice quote from one of my favourite books regarding truth-tellers and what (((society))) thinks of them:

>O my brothers! With whom does the greatest danger of all human future lie? Is it not with the good and the righteous?–

>with those who speak and feel in their hearts: ‘We already know what is good and righteous, and we have it too; woe to those who are still seeking here!’

>And whatever harm the evil may do, the harm done by the good is the most harmful harm!

>And whatever harm even the world-slanderers may do, the harm done by the good is the most harmful harm.

>O my brothers, one man once saw into the hearts of the good and the righteous, and said: ‘They are Pharisees.’* But he was not understood.

>The good and the righteous themselves could not understand him: their spirit is imprisoned in their good conscience. The stupidity of the good is unfathomably clever.

>But the truth of the matter is this: the good must be Pharisees– they have no choice! The good must crucify him who invents his own virtue! That is the truth!

>But the second one to discover their land, the land, heart, and soil of the good and the righteous: that was he who then asked: ‘Whom do they hate the most?’

>The creator is who they hate the most: he who breaks tablets and old virtues, the breaker– they call him a law breaker.

>For the good– they cannot create: they are always the beginning of the end– — they crucify him who writes new values on new tablets, they sacrifice the future to themselves— they crucify all human future!