Friedrich Nietzsche on Feminism and Equality.

[combatantezoteric]

"there cannot be pace between man and woman because the war between them is eternal" - beautifuly said

[limitless]

WOW
He was light years ahead of his time ...

[summer]

I may try reading Nietzche. He seems to make sense.

[lucabaar]

Honesty & Innovation are luxuries of celibacy... That is how you speak the concise truth

[gubourn]

absolute legend, had his ear to the ground his whole life

[Grargsnir]

I'd be a rotting corpse before I'm equal to anyone or anything.

[bradwalton]

I was delighted by his comment about Ibsen. I have had the same opinion of Ibsen for years.

[victorcamposs]

whould be great if could put a list of works and aphorisms that were quoted.

[comradecommissar]

Why would anyone want to be equal? We all have different potentials and they are endless. Equality is the same as oppression.

[stevemakinson]

This is now regarded as far right extremism, but the obvious question has to be why?It sounds like very common sense doesn't it?

[zacharypayne]

I have listened to this probably 6 time's

[statepotcovaru]

"The woman will not have the gift of beauty without having the second role instinct"
F.W. Nietzsche

[oskarakaable]

spoken like someone who died hundreds of years ago

[ericbouchard]

3:01 take a hint, postmodernism! Such a roast.

[emilyh]

If honesty and innovation are the luxuries of [being single], I'm staying single. I've already learned in childhood how the lack of honesty lead to the suffocation and anguish of the heart soul.
If I based my approach to gender on this philosophy, I'd most certainly become transgender. (even if it means missing out on fashion and shopping! Lol)

[Axton]

Does anyone know what this excerpt is from?

[wonder]

Manly, we don't have to be manly to accomplish our own survival.

[majed]

Most of this stuff is from the Story of Philosophy by Will Durrent. At Friedrich Nietzsche, the Chapter of Aristocracy.

the beginning of this video ithough, is from one of Will Durrent qoutes (that's what I found online.

[cabbyy]

Does anyone know which book this quote 3:40 from?

[helentracy]

Nietzsche proposed to the same woman 3 times. After her 3rd rejection he became depressed and thought the only reason a woman could reject him is if they were all evil.