Evening with Vladimir Solovyov (№ 408563)

It is clear that there is no ideal justice in the world. But at least striving to bring this sense of justice and reality closer together would be correct. If that doesn't work, stop telling people that they are not educated and enlightened enough. Stop telling them that they are stupid and stupid trash, because they have not read all these books. So I graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy of Moscow State University, I read a lot of books. In reality, I did not see anything brilliant there. In general, there is nothing there. I can say that the sense of truth, which in Russians, Russians is inherent in life experience, is deeper than all these Kants, Feuerbachs put together. Deeper! I studied at the university after military service, after work, it was funny for me to read Nietzsche. You see, it's funny! How superficial it is and how much it is the cry of a notorious person who wants to be something that he is not. He was not aware of himself.