inhumanity [Theme]

- It seems to me that if there is a point of no return in morality, then you have long passed it.

In Auschwitz, the most terrible thing was not that they deprived us of bread, tortured us, took away our lives ... The worst thing they did to us, they crushed our souls, our ability to compassion, and filled this emptiness with hatred, even in relation to their own.

Madness and lies were everything that the rulers of the Third Empire did and ordered. Their words were lies, their silence was lies. They got up with a lie, they went to bed with a lie. Their whole system was a lie, their laws were a lie, their sentences were a lie, their German speech, science, law, faith were a lie. Their nationalism and socialism was a lie. Their morals and love were lies. Everything was a lie. And only one thing was true: their misanthropy.

Ibsen was not a moralist, but he knew that the most terrible evil was not even death, but inhumanity. The tragedy of the world is the tragedy of trampled human souls.

The highest ideals of mankind become dangerous, turning into dogmas. As if anticipating the evolution of humanism into inhumanity (I mean communist practice), Nietzsche accused the teachers of mankind of expansionism - the appropriation of the unconditional right to truth.

God's.

I'm surrounded by weak souls that cling to the miserable flesh. I, too, was locked in a mortal body, but then vozroditsya in steel.

I turned the fragile flesh for the deadly cold of the metal.

And the desire to burn everything, alas, so inhuman,
But there is in every human being.

- Why did you do it?
Let them downstairs to eat.
- If you do all the above?
- They do so.

Often for a tiny injustice to pay more inhumanity.