Jewish aggressors and the logical conspiracy

[Fake Boris]

Nietzsche on Jews and logic (The Gay Science, V, § 348) :

We can verify this fact that, amongst Jewish intellectuals — they all hold logic in high esteem, which is to say the constraining strength of arguments on approbation ; they know that logic will provide them with victory, even when there is against them a repugnance of race and class, and that they will be believed against anyone's will. For there is nothing more democratic than logic : it is void of any regard to anyone, and straightens even the hook nose.

Nietzsche definitely puts the finger on a pattern here : not only Solomon Feferman, Nelson Goodman, Thomas Kuhn, but also Einstein, Spinoza.

Clearly, logic is a conspiracy of Jewish aggressors in order to impose rational thinking to the Nedaverse.

QED b1tc8.

[Barnabas]

Isnt it funny how people think germans are all logical and rational, and then they give birth to people like Nietzsche and Heidegger?

[Admiral]

On the other hand, they invaded France, which was the only rational choice.

[Asher]

Why would owning French land and people be rational?

[Last Conformist]

Originally posted by Barnabas
Isnt it funny how people think germans are all logical and rational, and then they give birth to people like Nietzsche and Heidegger?

I'm more amused they went to court over Schröder's hair colour.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Admiral
On the other hand, they invaded France, which was the only rational choice.

Are yo kidding? Then you end up having to run those lazy *****es.

[Fake Boris]

Originally posted by Barnabas
Isnt it funny how people think germans are all logical and rational, and then they give birth to people like Nietzsche and Heidegger?

The bacillas you get are but a function of your healthy cells.

[ElTigre]

Originally posted by Barnabas
Isnt it funny how people think germans are all logical and rational, and then they give birth to people like Nietzsche and Heidegger?

It's the "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde effect": in order to maintain such a high level of logic and rationality, we have to spawn a complete madman every now and then...

[Fake Boris]

Too late, ElTigre.

[ElTigre]

Originally posted by Oncle Boris
Too late, ElTigre.

That's a quote from Jekyll&Hyde?

Anyway, the next madman is already overdue...

[Varwnos]

This quote is rather contradicted by a much more famous nietzschean sentence though, that according to which his contemporary philosophers (traditionally linked with the subject of logical thinking) wanted all to be claiming whatever sentence to be true, and of all their claims to be equally true and not cancelled by antithetical ones. Thus, in his view, they wanted not philosophy, but religion.
Nietzsche remained dependant on what he was fighting against, nomatter that he occasionally tried very hard to rid himself from it (idealism).

[Heresson]

Originally posted by Asher
Why would owning French land and people be rational?

Perhaps after Jews, Roma and Slavs time would come for them as well

[Fake Boris]

Originally posted by varwnos
This quote is rather contradicted by a much more famous nietzschean sentence though, that according to which his contemporary philosophers (traditionally linked with the subject of logical thinking) wanted all to be claiming whatever sentence to be true, and of all their claims to be equally true and not cancelled by antithetical ones. Thus, in his view, they wanted not philosophy, but religion.
Nietzsche remained dependant on what he was fighting against, nomatter that he occasionally tried very hard to rid himself from it (idealism).

Well — if you're talking to me, that is —, this quote is 'contradicted' to the mere extent that you would assume me to assume it absolute. As much as he despised democracy, Nietzsche saw it as the greatest illness he would face — i.e., what was required of him to absorb in order to remain healthy.

It may not be meaningless that Nietzsche collapsed at the point in his life where he attempted to tackle the two greatest nihilisms : the Messiah, and democracy.

[Fake Boris]

Hello, Cronos-qc

The Messiah may be a nihilism, but I'm not sure you can pretend to be an hedonism, whether in affirmation or negation.