 Those who claim to find a political philosophy in Nietzsche typically rely on a handful of passages — most often, sections 56–57 of The Antichrist, but also section BGE 257 on “slavery” — as the slender evidence on the basis of which elaborate views about the ideal forms of social and political organization are attributed to Nietzsche. In particular, Nietzsche is said to endorse (in A 56–57) the caste-based society associated with the Hindu Laws of Manu as his political ideal: