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Here, however, Zarathustra interrupted the foaming fool and put his hand over the fool's mouth. "Stop at last!" cried Zarathustra; "your speech and your manner have long nauseated me...
They call you my ape, you foaming fool; but I call you my grunting swine: with your grunting you spoil for me my praise of folly. What was it that first made you grunt? That nobody flattered you sufficiently; you sat down to this filth so as to have reason to grunt much - to have reason for much revenge. For all your foaming is revenge, you vain fool; I guessed it well."
---Taken from Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nietzsche.
					
					Originally posted by Siamanto
					
				
				
			
		Here, however, Zarathustra interrupted the foaming fool and put his hand over the fool's mouth. "Stop at last!" cried Zarathustra; "your speech and your manner have long nauseated me...
They call you my ape, you foaming fool; but I call you my grunting swine: with your grunting you spoil for me my praise of folly. What was it that first made you grunt? That nobody flattered you sufficiently; you sat down to this filth so as to have reason to grunt much - to have reason for much revenge. For all your foaming is revenge, you vain fool; I guessed it well."
---Taken from Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Friedrich Nietzsche.





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