Date: Sun, 5 Aug 2001 03:55:19 +0200
From: vroummmm <vroummmm-AT-nirvanet.net>
Subject: RE: Beautiful Nietzsche


>The same general mechanism operates in the strong individual, as in
>the example of Mirabeau above. Nietzsche calls this last stage "mercy,"
>and we might call it "forgiveness," but it is not a forgiveness
>based on pity (this would be a sign of weakness, since pity is
>ultimately ellicited as a mechanism of control by the pitied),
>or inability to act (Nietzsche thinks that much of the praise
>heaped on the virtue of forgiving-and-forgetting by slave moralities
>such as Christianity comes from a legacy of being _unable_ to
>extract revenge, even if they wanted to--the slave assuages
>his inability to retaliate by determining that mercy is a virtue
>and that he is thus more virtuous for not fighting back),
>but rather from an indifference.
>
>Hope this is some help,
>----Ben
>
>
i don't understand enough to speak about this passage. there is though that I 
could say i find this that would make of Nietzsche a very crual individual in 
saying that way so much with determination that the pitified controls the one 
who can help him/her. indeed, it is for no reason that there are positive 
sides in life, where the sad people recover from their bad days.

would you please apologize the brievity of such a message, as I go to school 
tomorrow and don't want to miss my  very difficult to follow tired, boring 
course on "the translucid paradize hidden somewhere in the concept of the 
dreamish holydays". :) thank you./

Fili./

PS. give me an impression if this message goes in the direction arrowed by 
your message, or if it goes to someone else in with my cosmic celebration (i 
hear that, the vengaboyz on radio here it is very funny)./cosmic celebration: 
everybody safe venga boyz celebrate m-b they have to sing.:)[track7]version 
summer 99./

"the rate of ex-change of the mass-area of a particle is called the Angular Momentum of the particle about the origin, and the sum of the angular momenta of all the systems of particles is called the angular momentum of the system, all about the origin" Matter and Motion, James CLERK MAXWELL.