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==On Democracy==

==On Democracy==

Friedrich Nietzsche said "As a political subject, it is an illusion to ask myself what I require from the state.  In reality, it is a question of what the state requires from me", "culture and the state are antagonistic", "clearly, the individual will is forfeit to the demands of government - a kind of political Darwinism.  The herd triumphs against, this time under the banner of the state", "the polite term for 'liberal' is mediocre", "socialism is the fantastic younger brother of an almost decrepit despotism, which it wants to succeeded", "the doctrine of free will is an invention of the ruling classes" and "madness is something rare in individuals; but in groups, parties, ages, it is the rule".

Friedrich Nietzsche said "As a political subject, it is an illusion to ask myself what I require from the state.  In reality, it is a question of what the state requires from me", "culture and the state are antagonistic", "clearly, the individual will is forfeit to the demands of government - a kind of political Darwinism.  The herd triumphs again, this time under the banner of the state", "the polite term for 'liberal' is mediocre", "socialism is the fantastic younger brother of an almost decrepit despotism, which it wants to succeeded", "the doctrine of free will is an invention of the ruling classes" and "madness is something rare in individuals; but in groups, parties, ages, it is the rule".

==On Nihilism==

==On Nihilism==