The Beginning of the Slave's Revolt in Morality

Nica says that resentment base morality is fundamentally outer directed. This type of morality is defined by the enemy, the other, the threat. Nita writes in genealogy of morality, part one, aphorism ten: "The beginning of the slave's revolt in morality occurs when resentiment itself turns creative and gives birth to values" We can therefore reject the characterization of nica's will to power as merely alidating the actions of the powerful.