So Kent Hovind supports eugenics?

[TheAdversary]

I still find amusing how powerless your "strong" are, that they need to be coddled and protected from the "weak".

And by amusing I mean hilarious.

At the limit of slave morality, the situation is really absurd like that. That's Nietzsche's theory of the slave revolt. I've already explained
this many times over, also in the post right above this, and I'm explaining it again.
So, you're not ridiculing or presenting a counterargument. You merely misunderstood.

 

[TheAdversary]

And the limit of slave morality is very hilarious and absurd. You get to see those inverse hierarchies; Where the least capable person is in charge.
There's a whole development necessary before things can get so absurd. An inverse hierarchy like that would be immediately unstable in other cases.
But if you take a close look at modern business, especially ICT, you have nonsense like Scrum-masters, who get to that position because they're
usually the least capable coder. It's also the absence of any real responsibility in many areas of business concerning people, marketing etc. All
things Psychological. And then there's the software consultant, who knows nothing, can't do anything, speaks gibberish only and gets paid
the most. People accept such nonsense because it's the world they know, the world they grew up in. And they complain about it all the time.
But they don't arrive at the conclusion that there's something odd about this, and that the situation has basically slowly but surely reversed
when compared to the Ancient Cultures. This reversal of Morality and back again, is the interplay of Slave/Master Morality.
Right now, we're at the limit of Slave Morality which is complete denial of Free Will. So, yes, the Weak are the strong and the Strong are the weak,
in that situation. But since Master Morality must return, coupled with the fact that at the limit of Slave Morality this is almost impossible,
Nietzsche concluded that the Ubermensch has to be a necessity at some point, to make it go back up again towards Joy.
And the Law of the Weak, Egalitarianism, will be replaced by the Law of the Strong.

 

[hecd2]

And the limit of slave morality is very hilarious and absurd. You get to see those inverse hierarchies; Where the least capable person is in charge.
There's a whole development necessary before things can get so absurd. An inverse hierarchy like that would be immediately unstable in other cases.
But if you take a close look at modern business, especially ICT, you have nonsense like Scrum-masters, who get to that position because they're
usually the least capable coder. It's also the absence of any real responsibility in many areas of business concerning people, marketing etc. All
things Psychological. And then there's the software consultant, who knows nothing, can't do anything, speaks gibberish only and gets paid
the most. People accept such nonsense because it's the world they know, the world they grew up in. And they complain about it all the time.
But they don't arrive at the conclusion that there's something odd about this, and that the situation has basically slowly but surely reversed
when compared to the Ancient Cultures. This reversal of Morality and back again, is the interplay of Slave/Master Morality.
Right now, we're at the limit of Slave Morality which is complete denial of Free Will. So, yes, the Weak are the strong and the Strong are the weak,
in that situation. But since Master Morality must return, coupled with the fact that at the limit of Slave Morality this is almost impossible,
Nietzsche concluded that the Ubermensch has to be a necessity at some point, to make it go back up again towards Joy.
And the Law of the Weak, Egalitarianism, will be replaced by the Law of the Strong.

Ah - diddums. Do the nasty weak people tell you what to do? Poor little strong boy.