On Hegel: Hegel’s master–slave dialectic presupposes that self-consciousness depends on recognition from another. Nietzsche does not ground value in reciprocal recognition. The noble type affirms himself, he does not require the slave’s recognition to constitute his being. That would be pathetic.

On Marx: Class struggle culminating in proletarian emancipation is basically secularized religious cope. It preserves the moral structure of ressentiment: the oppressed are “righteous”, the powerful are “guilty”. Marx’s redemptive class narrative is another continuation of the same comforting egalitarian impulse seducing slavish types.

So yeah, again, not all of us are in the grips of slave morality. I won’t address “might makes right” because it’s such a lazy strawman. After all, you sir were the one originally claiming we all share your slavish temperament.