Reddit mentions of Nietzsche's Great Politics

Honestly surprised to see such a sophisticated interpretation of Nietzsche on this subreddit. I've seen awful misrepresentations of him even by flaired commenters on /r/askphilosophy.

Also wanted to add a few points:

• That Nietzsche was overtly against antisemitism. There's a good article on that in the Washington Post here. Beyond that, many of the supposed instances of racism in his works (e.g. the 'blonde beast') are based on severely biased misreadings.
  
  
• Nietzsche's relationship with politics is a highly complicated topic with very little in the way of settled agreement on even the simplest issues. A book was published late last year on the topic, however: Hugo Dronchon, "Nietzsche's Great Politics" (Princeton University Press, 2016).