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I read all of it. Whyever not? Slogging through a mere 70-page rambling monologue written in tiny print never hurt anybody ;) Straight after the speech: "
by to3m 11y ago
I read all of it. Whyever not? Slogging through a mere 70-page rambling monologue written in tiny print never hurt anybody ;)
Straight after the speech:
"It wasn't real, was it?" said Mr Thompson.
I had to laugh at that. Those were pretty much my thoughts exactly, too...
- awl130 11y agoyou're a better person than me. i just couldn't stomach it after page 20.
- dmfdmf 11y agoDon't fret, it wasn't written for you anyway.
- awl130 11y agoclarification: i read the whole book (and fountainhead), both of which i enjoyed; i stopped reading galt's monologue 20 pages in. it's like when your friend starts rambling while he's high; i love u man but bro i'm going to sleep. see u later
- autoreleasepool 11y agoWhen I was in High School I wanted to like her books so badly. At the time, I was very much a libertarian and I had heard so many good things about them from that crowd. Her writing style just isn't very good. It seems like hours and hours of fictional context to set up a big political rant that is supposed to be self-evidently correct within said context. I only finished Anthem for required reading. I really didn't like it. The Rush album based on it (2112) is sooo much better.