“…In true Ayn Randian fashion….”
I wonder how quickly this emissions-cutting promise was forgotten?
I wonder how quickly this emissions-cutting promise was forgotten?
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Should have said “in true Steve Ditkoian fashion”.
It sounds like maybe Iron Man isn’t the right book for someone who is concerned about pollution and anti-capitalism. Go read some Green Lantern/Green Arrow, pinko.
Tony Stark is a big believer of the “Invisible Hand of the Marketplace”, who I believe he fought in Tales of Suspense #88.
How many apostrophe’s do you think there are in a given Stan Lee paragraph? A million?
Ayn Rand wasn’t really being Ayn Rand either. The Fountainhead movie was nothing like The Fountainhead novel.
I’m having a real hard time reconciling a Randian Stark with the notion of “practicing what you preach.”
Tony Stark is John Galt.
Who is John Galt?