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>I've read it several times. I don't believe you.

• AnimalMuppet 10y ago
  You are essentially calling someone a liar, because their opinion differs from your own. Not cool. People have different opinions on Ayn Rand and Atlas Shrugged, even people who have read it. Deal with it.
• gingerrr 10y ago
  which part of the 73 page absurdly boring John Galt monologue do you want me to quote to prove you wrong? also, I don't care if you don't believe me. if you were really randian you would know that reality exists regardless of your belief in it, or to quote her quote of Socrates, "A is A." I've also read and own literally every book she published, and a few published posthumously by leonard peikoff. I've considered her views extensively to see if they can coexist with mine. Conclusion: gross.
  • newacct23 10y ago
    You clearly misunderstood moron, I said I don't believe you because reading that book once is a painful exercise why the hell would someone that didn't like it read it multiple times? Keep your lies in check and maybe you will be convincing.
    • gingerrr 10y ago
      Lol feel better now that baby made a boom boom? Surprise: people read things that are hard/irritating to read when they're supposed to contain good lessons. Sometimes even more than once. Case in point: the bible. You're a waste of time anyway, later loser.
      • newacct23 10y ago
        Hard? Where did I say hard? Reading for challenge is understandable, reading a bad book multiple times is just retarded. And Atlas Shrugged isn't a hard book.