>as accessible and inviting as old Neetch
So in other words, if everyone's work of philosophy was nearly impenetrable?
Don't bullshit me, faggot. Most people who have read Nietzsche are terrible readers of him, and that's nothing to say of the clueless people who read Wikipedia summaries or just read a quote or two.
>he's too pretentious to dance
It is fun as fuck dude
yeah really.
>does everything he can to fight nihilism
>considered a nihilist by millions of plebs
"We should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least once."
t. Freddy Neatsheet
nietzche really isn't that accessible, especially for teenagers. he's popular because he has several maxims that are appealing to the layman
you're applying your own preconceived notions to his work or falling for the sister meme. nietzche was anti-anti-semite
how is he an anti semite? He rails on anti semites multiple times.
He doesn't "fight nihilism", he says the ubermesch ultimately exercise their will to power in spite of nihilism, without restrictive ideologies and moralities that sought to mask nihilism like Pauline Christianity.
His philosophy is completely antithetical to the concept of nihilism.
Not to ooga booga music.
No. Although he predicts it being a destructive force, he says there is "no-true world" and no true meaning besides what we give meaning. Nowhere does he say we should put ourselves back under the yoke of false ideologies to wish away nihilism.