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Ya, I'm a libertarian, and I find myself flinching a bit while reading Atlas Shrugged. What's even funnier, though, is seeing real life unfold in front of my e
by pjkundert 11y ago
Ya, I'm a libertarian, and I find myself flinching a bit while reading Atlas Shrugged.
What's even funnier, though, is seeing real life unfold in front of my eyes that matches it, almost so perfectly that you'd think the politicians were following it as a script!
- ctdonath 11y agoI just finished it. While a little over-the-top at times to get points across, it addresses well the much-maligned "hyperproductive" of society. It was staggering how perfectly the first third matches our current socioeconomic conditions, with the only difference in trajectory being the story having the productive rich bail out of society specifically to crash the "looters"' plans.
- nickik 11y agoIm a libertarian as well and I dislike Rand quite a bit. I think its horrible that Objectivism is seen as the only philosopical backbone of libertarian society. While in reality I base everythng on Burke, Hume, Smith, Hayek and many others. These are complete different and hole incompadible with Objectivism. Not to say that she did not have some good observations on some of the things she was against. Her modern followers by and inlarge horrible idiots that I don't want to be associated with.