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Red Flutterby

Random thoughts, whinging and whatnot from yours truly.

 

Nipple-iscious 04

Anything done for love is beyond good and evil.

- F. Nietzsche

What does this mean?
"Done for love"? Anything done for the love of something or just done for "love"? In which case...what is love??

What constitutes good and evil?
One man's fish is another man's poison.
One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.
....There will never be world peace :(

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Blogger Daniel Says: Saturday, July 21, 2007 8:49:00 am  

Heard one of them terrorist experts the other day say that one mans terrorist is not another mans freedom fighter, because freedom fighters don't deliberately target non-combatants. It's a good point, I think. Terrorism is more about the tactics you use than the cause you fight for? Someone who fights 'fairly' but for an unpopular cause would not be a terrorist but... an insurgent?

 

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