Thanks for your insightful and respectful comment on my article. I'm sorry that my shallow, superficial perspective on Nietzsche didn't meet your expectations as a philosophy expert. How silly of me to think that my own thoughts and experiences as a casual reader of Nietzsche's work could be worth sharing. I'll be sure to consult with contemporary scholars and provide in-depth textual analysis in my next piece to better appease the gods of philosophical discourse.

Oh, and by the way, in case you were wondering, your original comment was: "Basically a blog about not liking young people listening to your favorite band." It was removed under the rule of "Be Respectful" because it consisted of personal attacks and did not contribute to the discussion. But please, continue to share your wisdom and condescension with the rest of us lesser mortals. We can always use a good dose of elitism to remind us of our intellectual inferiority.

That's right on the money. It's unfortunate that so many people today seem to be drawn to Nietzsche's work without fully comprehending the depth and nuance of his ideas. Rather than cherry-picking and adapting Nietzsche's ideas to suit our own purposes, we should engage with his philosophy in its entirety. To fully understand Nietzsche's ideas, we must go beyond his own philosophy, just as he encouraged us to do.

Wow, really? Propaganda against Nietzsche? I'm sorry, I must have missed that part where I was spreading false information and trying to manipulate the reader's beliefs. My bad. I must have just completely overlooked the fact that I clearly stated my deep respect for Nietzsche and his contributions to philosophy, and simply shared my own observations about how his ideas are often oversimplified and distorted by those who don't fully understand them. But hey, if you think my article is just propaganda against Nietzsche, then I guess you must have a deeper and more enlightened understanding of his philosophy than I do. Keep on rockin' in the free world, my friend.