Good and Evil. True facts, or fabricated fiction.

Suppose the decadence of man is persuaded by an unkown advisoryWhen the decadence of man is approached by some mysterious advisor, the decadence of man is most likely on shrooms. Some may call him the Devil, others may call him god.I doubt devils and gods exists, but OK. But what if that advisory was us ourselves?Or the hallucination of an acid trip?What if we are all supposed to work as one? Then someone other than John Lennon would have told us.Imagine a world where no one disagreesThat would be terrible. We'd probably be wrong on a good many things but no one would challenge anyone since we'd all agree. We'd literally never progress. This would be literally the worst example of herd mentallity and herd morality possible. The herd is blinded by its faith in the above. Equality and utopia are equally blinding. Any false comforts and mind dulling efforts to overcome loneliness and avoid facing reality reduces man to the stupidity and complacency of the herd. "No shepherd and one herd! Everybody wants the same, everybody is the same: whoever feels different goes voluntarily into a madhouse." The herd animal doesn't think. It blindly follows the rest of the animals.Everyone striving to make the world better for their fellow man...Socialist utopia...A world where no one is offended...I'll take the side of sovereign individuality. The primary force in nature is the will to power. The will to power with natural selection has thrust beast to man and it will continue to push man forward. Man is the link between the beast and the overman. Man is something to be overcome. If man has a purpose, it is to go extinct, so a new 'overman' can inhabit earth. The overman will be a supreme individualist. "Though shalt" will become the overman's "I will!" The last man will question love, beauty, creation, and longing. The last man will say 'one loves his neighbor so as to keep himself warm'. Man is lost to the world. The overman will conquor it. The will to power is how man pushes forward. You say strive to make the world better for your fellow man. Altruism necessarily depletes one's own store of power. The weak are destined to perish, so man can continually grow stronger. Man is divided between the inferior and superior. Stifling this distinction breeds mediocrity. Diminishing oneself for the sake of the inferior stifles man's push forward. Greatness becomes even less rare. "He who does not obey himself, will be commanded. This is the nature of living things"The prevalent classes of society are the slave class and the master class. It is not the duty of others to help those of the slave class reach the master class. Only those fit enough make the transition. Those unfit to be in the master class decend into the slave class. Some are content to be in the slave class. They are necessarily inferior for they have little will to power. The herd denies its will and thus contributes to the ruin of society. Values are personal not societal. Man is inherently selfish and should embrace his nature. Selflessness destroys greatness. Man must be able to reach the full height of his capacity. Herd morality, equality, and selflessness smothers our drive as individuals."Man" = men and women by the way.What my opponent wants is a blind hope, impossible, ruinous to man, a herd mentality, and destroys every bit of greatness and the capacity to progress in man. It ignores man's fundemental nature and the fundemental force of nature--the will to power. Sources: 1. Thus Spake Zarathustra2. Beyond Good and Evil