What did he see in that horse

damn...

Where should I start with Nietzche? Zarathustra?

geneeiighhhhhology of morals

This
Or beyond good and evil

pretty much

And there is something terrible sad and banal about that.

It's a myth inspired by Raskolnikov's dream in Crime and Punishment. That book also inspired Nietzsche's overman.

Bullshit.

I'd say he saw the Will to Power at its most perverted/corrupted/debauched. He had a well-established love of horses, going back to his army days; and probably agreed with Schopenhauer's thinking regarding animals in general.

you're mom naked

Really makes you think....
Damn...

This. Its ripped almost directly from it

bad diet high in sugar

fasting would have helped but thats life denying right?

he should have turned to Christ

20th century

He saw the driver as himself
The horse as the normies