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Also did he just wholesale amalgamated "complaining" with "revenge"?

While both responses are equally rooted in resentment; they totally are not the same. The first is the expression of weakness, where the latter is the expression of refusal to accept the enemy's conditions of "victory", or domination; that is in itself an expression of strength.

Also revolution is a profitable power play for some, and even Marx's materialist dialectics paradigm reveals that. Revolution is also entrenched within human's quest for power. It starts with the baby yelling at his mother for lack of milk. It is "natural" among humans.

The nonsensical attitude of weakness is rather to be sheepishly accepting starvation and domination by perspectives we don't agree with.

So Nietzsche, as usual, partially right and wrong. Better for his "speleology" of morals than his own shitty moral and political prescriptions.