How Do We Get Beyond This Liberal Nietzschean Vision of History?

The question is how do we get beyond this liberal Nietzschean historicization of kind of boredom moves history, right? You know, in some sense, there's something to it. But at the same time, I also, I think that it's deeply flawed. There's nothing to do with a rational or socially justifiable anger as long as disproportionate or sincere enough and so on. Even the problem of social justice is very difficult in this regard. The concept you will encounter in Marx, for example,. Or to rely on the distinction between the political politics...there's a way to think beyond this kind of liberal Engels-Nietzschean vision of history.