>There's a clear difference between dictating what someone else should have as primary in their life, and declaring something to be moral or immoral. Rand does

>There's a clear difference between dictating what someone else should have as primary in their life, and declaring something to be moral or immoral. Rand does both. She declares putting family over work as immoral: "If they place such things as friendship and family ties above their own productive work, yes, then they are immoral." Then she says family and relationships are not (should not be) primary in a man's life: "Friendship, family life and human relationships are not primary in a man's life."