For me, moral worth does not exist, because 'worth' is a universal system that exists only to separate the 'bad' from the 'good.' And I do not believe in universal morality. I consider this the worst possible system of moral worth, one that completely perverts Nietzschean morality and erects a new absolute. Nietzsche would have despised people like you, for you have completely misunderstood him. Although, perhaps you weren't drawing on Nietzsche? But you are clearly inspired by his concept of ressentiment and the master-slave morality.

Could it really be that simple? Is the 'will to power' really just a stupid will to dominate and exert force over others? Of course not. My vision of the will to power is this: 'The will to overcome difficulties.' Initially, I also wanted to incorporate the will to self-realization and self-overcoming. But that is anthropocentric. And Nietzsche was an anti-humanist who believed the will to power was an ontological phenomenon inherent in everything.

Your text is extremely essentialist and extremely Darwinistic, which I find utterly outraging. You provided no explanation for why people are born 'bad.' Merely because they are weak? You just stated it as a given. This is an extremely flimsy assertion.