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I find Ayn Rand to be quite similar to Karl Marx. Both use cherry-picking and unfalsifiable approaches to history and sociology to construct a narrative in whi
by ubernostrum 8y ago
I find Ayn Rand to be quite similar to Karl Marx.
Both use cherry-picking and unfalsifiable approaches to history and sociology to construct a narrative in which there are two classes: the noble, heroic people who produce all the value; and the awful, leeching parasites who attempt to co-opt that value for their own use.
The differences between them are rooted entirely in which class each views as noble and value-producing versus which is parasitical.
- tripzilch 8y agoWaaaaaaaitaminute--aren't parasites "natural", too? Problem solved. Shall we talk about the copyright bill, now? :)