7:41 Hang on this video last 1 Hour 2 min 😮

Oh thank god, I was very worried for a hot minute. I love Gina Torres

I literally went to look this up because I was like NO WAY MS. TORRES..

...This is what we are supposed to argue against?? Jesus Christ. The rich "strikers" didn't do any of that. They did not impose their values on anyone, in fact, they subscribed to the values of everyone. By rendering their mind useless, which what was deemed "evil", and then working on jobs of the exact opposite nature, like being a Janitor and thus work not to accumulate wealth which is selfish greed. The "attacking" ships is Ragnar putting the "enemy's" values against them, which is might, guns and power. He realized that the enemy is imposing their values on them not just through political pressure, but with muscles. And so decided to subscribe to that idea, by throwing hands with them and giving them their values. And to answer this braindead take in a literal interpretation, no, he did not kill anyone. He always send warning on ships through radio, to give time for the crew to leave through lifeboats.

I mean, being fair to her, she left pretty early on in her life (after benefitting from free education and healthcare, of course) So, maybe, by the time she was writing the book and spilling her rancid lies on TV, she had forgotten? Presumably due to the brainrot of trying to create a coherent (and I do mean trying) logic in defending billionaires

You have no idea what you're missing. Your ignorance will be your downfall.

you a Spanish speaker? I've never heard "Qué horror" in English before

How is she a Mary Sue exactly? Because she's a god when it comes to making decisions for the railroad? But that is her literal field of expertise, that is where she is the best at. Is IP Man, suddenly a Mary Sue because this renowned god tier fighter wins every fight? No Dagny isn't a Mary Sue because aside from anything related to the rail-road, she fucking sucks. She has no idea how to socialize, she couldn't connect the dot of the inventor of the motor and John Galt-because she's not a detective, and not a Mary Sue to suddenly just make the connection despite not having knowledge or expertise in detective work. She never went into a debate nor win any, because she's not a philosopher. She did not invent anything, she couldn't stop anyone from vanishing, need I say more? And to answer your braindead statement. Dagny did not stop the train from being delayed by telling the worker it won't be delayed. She stopped it from being delayed by making an action, making a decision, and enforcing it in her name on the spot and taking sole responsibility. Which prior to that, if you paid attention, which you clearly didn't, we have seen characters avoiding responsibilities, decisions, and actions. James Taggart and the railroad staff, they all were not doing anything, as if there's something to go wrong, they'll be blamed. It's to always not do something, and to let someone make decisions. We saw that their plan was to wait for the broken red signal to go green, which will get them late, why? Because it's inaction, it's waiting, it's to not do anything. The fact that this is written by an adult, with a working brain.

To be fair, have you read the bible? Slavery and genocide are good, washing your hands is bad.

That's also just Bioshock to be fair. The whole game is commentary on libertarianism and objectivism and is meant to depict what would happen after the book ended. Andrew Ryan = John Galt. All his monologues are meant to be references to the big john galt speech

The problem with all the shock around Mein Kampf is that it covers the book in a dark mystique, when it is in fact poorly written trash. Frankly, reading Mein Kampf is likely to turn someone *away* from joining the Nazis.

29:48 THAT'S DIEDRICH BADER!!! THAT'S ACTUALLY BATMAN!!! ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?!?!

Are you fucking kidding me with how many people are in this?!? Richard Bates from Californication, Daisy from Super Mario Bros, the devil from Reaper, the Principal from Veronica Mars, Lawrence from Office Space, and Biff Tannen!!!

Cooper from Event Horizon!!!

They are emotionally stunted sociopaths and the book tells them that it means they are better people. Basically.

Yeah, Ayn Rand was so serious about "individual liberty" that she, while she was married, had a blatant affair with a guy from her cultish followers commune (who I might add was also married), _and then_ told her husband and her lover's wife that they should feel honored because as the world's greatest mind she, Ayn Rand, was of course entitled to such affairs. When her own husband then had an affair with another woman, Ayn Rand flew into a rage and expelled him from the commune.

@@TF2CrunchyFrog LMAO what an utterly predictable utter dick move on her part

ur so nice 2 look at thats so slay for u

gosh ur smile is LOVELY thank god bc this movie fucking sucks

btw i really hope u enjoyed college and im stoked that youve been able to pursue a passion of yours and i love that u have a platform to show and use your talents and understanding and thats really pog for a wanker

She was not a liberal, but a neo-liberal.

like ive never been more aware of not only the time passing as i watch these excerpts but of the horrific amount of time you must have spent focusing on this. i know self depreciation is funny but this is too far owen

Please tell me the above is a troll comment.

@@TF2CrunchyFrog Firstly, I didn't read it in the original language, so maybe the translator into my language did a good job on the vocabulary. Still, I find the narrative surprisingly not boring. I really found myself curious to know the outcome of a decision or where the investigation into the missing millionaires would lead. Where did the inventor of the kinetic energy engine end up and what would be Dagne's brother's next stupid decision. I'm on the left, but if you invest in the story and the characters' point of view, I can get irritated with the government censoring artists, destabilizing companies, preventing technology development and destroying the economy. I know that's not how it works in real life, but it's a kind of suspension of disbelief similar to what I have when I read fantasies.