I've found that in every instance where I engaged such posts on N, that the belief of what N stands for is more powerful than the truth for far too many. > > Historically, this is also due to the fact that the Reich had a department deliberately created to interpret N to support the Nazi State, lead by Heideggar I believe. Conveniently missing from their N interpretations where such lines as: > > paraph: "Beware the words of the great liar; the one that says I, the state, am the people. Such a monster destroys peoples." When you read the few written treatises of fascism--such as Mussolini, you see that the theory behind facism is exactly that which Nietzsche condemns here.-I'm sure there is much to learn from him, and the above paragraph shows it, but it also is something I already know. There is still great evil in the world, and very evil people, some of whom will always be present.