Wonder when everyone met Ayn Rand. I met her in the early 70's. we met through a talk radio show in Detroit hosted by Mark Scott. When I first heard him my mind exploded. I could not believe someone was speaking what I had thought for years. Mark introduced me to Objectivism, and rational thinking. Through him I met Ayn Rand and her books.

Over the years I have passed copies of various books she has written. Both of my daughters had a copy of Anthem before they were 13. They are now very independent thinkers and I am proud that they stand strong on their convictions.

In the next few days I will be passing off another copy of Atlas Shrugged. Planting a seed for rational thought and creating a fighter against the irrational and moochers.

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Groused the link and found the article to be on point. After seeing AS1&2 I too thing there is a disconnect between the movie the book and the movie goers. The movie should have been a bit stronger in their articulating Ayn Rands guiding principles. This is a major flaw in the movie.

These critics obviously have a big problem with not being portrayed as heroes.

This is an excellent article/review. Thanks for posting it.

It is such a breathe of fresh air after all of the insipid reviews that inevitably pop up about ASP2.