Miss Rand Celebrates Christmas

Last updated on: December 24, 2014 at 1:35 pm by David Mills

Miss Rand Celebrates Christmas 2014-12-24T13:35:54-04:00 David Mills

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More on Miss Rand, covered earlier in Ayn Rand As Some People Have (Alas) Never Seen Her, this supplied by the leftist site AlterNet: David Akadjian supplies Ayn Rand’s Christmas cards. She apparently actually sent out Christmas cards but no examples survive, so Akadjian supplies a few suggestions. The most effective is one showing Joseph talking to the inn keeper, pointing to his wife sitting on a donkey, with the words “What I am fighting is the idea that charity is a moral duty and a primary value. Ayn Rand.”

While I’m at it, see John Oliver’s How Is She Still a Thing? (very rude language) and from The New Yorker, Mallory Ortberg’s Ayn Rand Reviews Children’s Movies.

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