2012Aceman

2012Aceman t1_j37djwp wrote

I see no reason why we can't use Operation Warp Speed on all these vaccines as well. People are suffering and dying every day, if we can expedite trials and avoid red tape to get them a vaccine that will save people: do it. There is no reason to delay these life-changing vaccines a single second longer than is necessary. And the precautions are pointless: the COVID vaccine is the safest, most effective vaccine ever and it was in arms all around the world in less than a year, meanwhile some things tested for decades are being recalled because they didn't anticipate a side effect.

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2012Aceman t1_j28glde wrote

Was Henry Reardon a person who “took women?” Was John Galt? Howard Roark “took” Dominique, but it was clear she wished to participate, and I won’t have you kinkshaming what turns out to be a popular sexual fantasy with women.

And do those men “take” like the government, or do they “deal” like businesspeople?

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2012Aceman t1_j244c4d wrote

Reply to comment by gothiclg in Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand by gothiclg

Yea, and Darwin didn't really do much for evolution, he just formatted it to make it easier to read. All the pieces were already there, so why does he get so much credit?

And Columbus didn't discover America, it was already here! In fact, Vikings were here before him, and maybe Muslims (odd timing on that Reconquista and Discovery of America in the same year). So why would we give him so much credit, it isn't like his find changed anything. America was already there, some people already knew it, we would have eventually found it anyway....

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2012Aceman t1_j23rqja wrote

Ayn Rand was a confident, independent, sexually liberated atheist woman in the 1900's who felt that the government was corrupt and being corrupted (wasn't it, and isn't it?). She walked so that you could run.

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