DM>  DB> That is the fundamental difference between the Semetic and Aryan 
 DM>  DB> mythology and morality.  Because the former sees himself as doing 
 DM>  DB> the will of God, any action is, as Hume said, justifiable in the 
 DM>  DB> furtherance of the cause.  As we see, this includes atrocity. The 
 DM>  DB> Ayran does right because, as Aristotle said, only a fool would do 
 DM>  DB> otherwise. 
 DM>   
 DM>    ... Your easing of historical complexity is truly warming.........! 
I stole it from Neitzsche. ;) 
I might add that atrocity included the Nazi; where I think he was 
different was in their lack of foresight.  Had the Nazis offerred 
to sell the lives of those in the prison camps to any liberal or 
democratic government, FOB, rather than gassing them, they would 
have presented the USA with a severe moral dilemma, making critics 
put up or shut up about how valuable human life is. 
 
No Nazi claimed his orders came from God.  Nor, in MHO, did any of 
the Nazis understand the effect guilt would have on them, making 
them blind to possibilities like above, and blind to the lameness 
of their excuses.  I think Friedrich well understood the guilt the 
Ubermench would have to face for his taking and using power, and I 
don't see any evidence in Nazi or white supremacist propaganda of 
that awareness, nor how to deal with it. 
 
Neitzsche would never have sanctioned the dehumanization and the 
demonization of undesireables; after all, the human race is bad 
enough as it is. there was no need.  If the Ubermench is truely a 
better form, it does not need to put down earlier forms. 
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