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Title: Awful writing for awful people
Review: Have ever met a complete a$$hole and wondered to yourself "Does that person even have ANY kind of moral code?" Well, that's most likely a person intimately familiar with Atlas Shrugged. Taken as prose, it's a terrible book - the story is a thinly veiled (and utterly ludicrous) excuse for Rand to natter on and on, her philosophical musings overtaking the plot for tens of pages at a time, until she remembers with a lurch that it's intended to be a work of fiction. The "philosophical musings" are essentially a direct refutation of the philosophy of Jesus Christ. Instead of "do unto others as you would have them do unto you," Rand's essential philosophy is "whatever you want to do is right" (this is also called "egoism" or "ethical egoism").Worth a read (if you have the stomach for it) if you want to find out what our society's moral refuse use as justification for their actions, otherwise I'd stay as far away as possible.
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