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The genius, the Zarathustra-human, works on the higher breeding of humanity and, for that reason, simultaneously on the destruction of everything sick, degenerating, and parasitic—so that, finally, that overflowing life becomes possible on earth again, from which the most divine Hellenic state, the Dionysian, grows.
Sooner or later, if the world continues for a while in its present laisser aller letting things be/neglect (called liberalism; in truth, "tyranny of aimlessness, lack of discipline, and thoughtlessness"), even the most soft-hearted rulers, provided they do not themselves sink to the ground in the general dissolution and anarchy, will come to similar insights regarding merely external human order as those Nietzsche teaches. "You should have it worse and harder! Only thus does man grow to the heights!" — The most magnificent, the most taut, the most masculine institution of our plebeian and mercantilist-effeminate time is the military. There, a man is judged above all by his biological value! Strong, courageous, ready for battle = good; weak, cowardly, sluggish = bad: — this check mark military, check mark chivalric, aristocratic mode of evaluation is also Nietzsche’s. check mark
But the time will come when man, especially as a result of our lax, rotting outlook on life and an industry developing into the stupid and superfluous, will decline more and more physically (and thus also virtually). Then one will at least seek to eliminate the lowest causes of this decline. Above all, one will not grant the right to marriage to every consumptive and sick person. If it shows anywhere, it shows in this right what results from the most idiotic of all blasphemous maxims: "Equal rights for all." The right to marriage means, for the sick, the right to procreate unforeseeable, progressively increasing generations of sick and ever-sicker people, and thereby to uglify the aspect of earthly life into something ever more discouraging and repulsive—which is the opposite of what it means for the healthy: the fountain of the highest hope, the right to build on the enabling of a brighter, stronger, more grandiose future than all the past was! — Upon what is the ignoble, revolting tolerance based, from which so much misery and disfigurement of the human race grows? — It is based on the most improbable interpretation of the phenomenon "man": the dualistic one. The purely biological, monistic understanding of the same...