Ayn Rand - Capitalism :The Unknown Ideal [audiobook]
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Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal is a collection of essays, mostly by Ayn Rand, with additional essays by her associates Nathaniel Branden, Alan Greenspan and Robert Hessen. The book focuses on the moral nature of laissez-faire capitalism and private property. The book has a very specific definition of capitalism, a system it regards as broader than simply property rights or free enterprise. It was originally published in 1966. This is the audio book version
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Ayn Rand voted for FDR. She also collected Social Security.
Remember,her books are fictional...
Remember,her books are fictional...
https://ariwatch.com/PresidentialElections-1.htm
Ayn Rand did once vote for FDR, as a lesser evil - based on the egregious lies of his campaign. And she did take back as "Social Security" some of the money that the government stole throughout her life as taxes. Those two nitpicked factoids have very little significance in the grand scheme of things - to single them out is just as intellectually dishonest as it would be to summarize Hitler as "a vegetarian who loved to paint animals"!
It is also inaccurate to dismiss her works as just "fiction". Some of her works were what are called "philosophical novels", which use a fictional setting for the purpose of presenting serious and complex philosophical arguments. In numerical terms, the majority of her works were non-fiction, as is this particular torrent. Other works of non-fiction based on her philosophy were written by other people.
I suggest you study all of them - as well as related subjects in the philosophy of science, political history, and especially economics.
Ayn Rand did once vote for FDR, as a lesser evil - based on the egregious lies of his campaign. And she did take back as "Social Security" some of the money that the government stole throughout her life as taxes. Those two nitpicked factoids have very little significance in the grand scheme of things - to single them out is just as intellectually dishonest as it would be to summarize Hitler as "a vegetarian who loved to paint animals"!
It is also inaccurate to dismiss her works as just "fiction". Some of her works were what are called "philosophical novels", which use a fictional setting for the purpose of presenting serious and complex philosophical arguments. In numerical terms, the majority of her works were non-fiction, as is this particular torrent. Other works of non-fiction based on her philosophy were written by other people.
I suggest you study all of them - as well as related subjects in the philosophy of science, political history, and especially economics.
https://ariwatch.com/PresidentialElections-1.htm
Ayn Rand did once vote for FDR, as a lesser evil - based on the egregious lies of his campaign. And she did take back as "Social Security" some of the money that the government stole throughout her life as taxes. Those two nitpicked factoids have very little significance in the grand scheme of things - to single them out is just as intellectually dishonest as it would be to summarize Isaac Newton as "an alchemist and Bible scholar who was awkward around girls".
It is also inaccurate to dismiss Ayn Rand's works as just "fiction". Some of her works were what are called "philosophical novels", which use a fictional setting for the purpose of presenting serious and complex philosophical arguments. In numerical terms, the majority of her works were non-fiction, as is this particular torrent. Other works of non-fiction based on her philosophy were written by other people.
I suggest you study all of them - as well as related subjects in the philosophy of science, political history, and especially economics.
Ayn Rand did once vote for FDR, as a lesser evil - based on the egregious lies of his campaign. And she did take back as "Social Security" some of the money that the government stole throughout her life as taxes. Those two nitpicked factoids have very little significance in the grand scheme of things - to single them out is just as intellectually dishonest as it would be to summarize Isaac Newton as "an alchemist and Bible scholar who was awkward around girls".
It is also inaccurate to dismiss Ayn Rand's works as just "fiction". Some of her works were what are called "philosophical novels", which use a fictional setting for the purpose of presenting serious and complex philosophical arguments. In numerical terms, the majority of her works were non-fiction, as is this particular torrent. Other works of non-fiction based on her philosophy were written by other people.
I suggest you study all of them - as well as related subjects in the philosophy of science, political history, and especially economics.
(Sorry about the above double-post, there was a glitch in the comments system.)
Ayn Rand also started her little social movement so she could have sex with its members, and in the end went against all the nonsense she espoused. I suggest you study more about her.
You couldn't be more wrong.
I doubt you'll find many Ayn Rand supporters who don't know about the Nathaniel Branden affair. Saying that she collaborated with her fans for the sole purpose of sex is ridiculous. In many ways she acted principally about the matter, in some ways she didn't - she wasn't perfect. That one incident (or the couple of different braindead-irrelevant talking points that socialists keep focusing on) has a raindrop's worth of relevance in the ocean of her life and ideas!
What is "nonsense" to you, to millions of rational people ranks among the greatest intellectual accomplishments in the history of mankind!
I suggest you study more rational philosophy and economics, and spend less time parroting ad hominem attacks.
I doubt you'll find many Ayn Rand supporters who don't know about the Nathaniel Branden affair. Saying that she collaborated with her fans for the sole purpose of sex is ridiculous. In many ways she acted principally about the matter, in some ways she didn't - she wasn't perfect. That one incident (or the couple of different braindead-irrelevant talking points that socialists keep focusing on) has a raindrop's worth of relevance in the ocean of her life and ideas!
What is "nonsense" to you, to millions of rational people ranks among the greatest intellectual accomplishments in the history of mankind!
I suggest you study more rational philosophy and economics, and spend less time parroting ad hominem attacks.
fuck yeah, Alex!
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