Dispatches From Argentina: Everyone’S Reading Atlas Shrugged

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Why could it be becoming popular in Argentina?

http://newlogical.com/2014/02/19/dispatches-argentina-everyones-reading-atlas-shrugged/
 
Steve, you do have my respect, not least of all for your fearless persistence. I have no regard for Ayn Rand whatsoever, and only scathing contempt for her ideas, but I do admire your willingness to soak up the punishment.
 
Seargent Bowe Bergdhal, during 4 year captivity with the Talibanes, wrote an email saying. he knew John Galt? Is John Galt alive in Khandahar? :rolleyes:

Bergdhal wrote; Who is John Galt? " I Will serve no bandit, and no den, but I know John Galt and understand..

.." :cool:​



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También fueron revelados algunos correos electrónicos de Bergdahl. El 27 de junio, envió un mensaje a sus amigos titulado "¿Quién es John Galt?".. "No voy a servir a ningún bandido, ni a ninguna guarida, pero lo conozco a John Galt, y entiendo...".
 
Redpossum said:
Steve, you do have my respect, not least of all for your fearless persistence. I have no regard for Ayn Rand whatsoever, and only scathing contempt for her ideas, but I do admire your willingness to soak up the punishment.
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I'm just thankful to Steve for inspiring ajoknoblauch to make sure we all know that are somethings even more painful to read than atlas shrugged.
 
PhilipDT said:
I'm just thankful to Steve for inspiring ajoknoblauch to make sure we all know that are somethings even more painful to read than atlas shrugged.
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He can't go any lower than the bottom of the barrel.
 
I don't know, War & Peace was pretty f***ing painful to read. I waded through all 1300+ pages, but it sucked hard.

If nothing else, Atlas Shrugged would be about 100 pages shorter, and the pain would end a little sooner.
 
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