Nietzsche describes this destruction as a shift in what is considered ‘good’, and then goes on to describe exactly what kind of morality the slave upholds; “The wretched alone are the good; the poor, impotent, lowly alone are the good: the suffering, deprived, sick, ugly alone are pious, alone are blessed by God, blessedness is for them alone.”
This passage, in section 7 of the First Essay on the Genealogy of Morals, is Nietzsche admitting the inevitability, the direct and unavoidable consequences of any culture or society based around power. This is Nietzsche admitting, essentially, to being a Marxist. Nietzsche explicitly describes the movement from one dialectic to the next, from the notion of ‘good vs...