Nietzsche Is a Punk Rocker

It is a great world in which the names of Nietzsche and Kant can be invoked in a discussion of popular music. This back-and-forth includes the following:

“In Kantian terms, you could say the problem is not with the act (of liking the particular record) but with the maxim — the principle — underlying that act.”
Amen. I think.

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