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TBF

(34,320 posts)
Thu Dec 18, 2014, 10:44 PM Dec 2014

Ayn Rand Reviews Children’s Movies

Brilliant:

Ayn Rand Reviews Children’s Movies
By Mallory Ortberg
December 18, 2014

“Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”

An industrious young woman neglects to charge for her housekeeping services and is rightly exploited for her naïveté. She dies without ever having sought her own happiness as the highest moral aim. I did not finish watching this movie, finding it impossible to sympathize with the main character. —No stars.

“Bambi”

The biggest and the strongest are the fittest to rule. This is the way things have always been. —Four stars.

“Old Yeller”

A farm animal ceases to be useful and is disposed of humanely. A valuable lesson for children. —Four stars.

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Ayn Rand Reviews Children’s Movies (Original Post) TBF Dec 2014 OP
I love this so much. Starry Messenger Dec 2014 #1
Ayn Rand: An old talentless windbag, collects social security Joe Shlabotnik Dec 2014 #2
^ Love it!!! nt TBF Dec 2014 #4
Hilarious! johnp3907 Dec 2014 #3
lol Love it. ctsnowman Dec 2014 #5
That was very funny Kevin from WI Jan 2015 #6

Joe Shlabotnik

(5,604 posts)
2. Ayn Rand: An old talentless windbag, collects social security
Thu Dec 18, 2014, 10:48 PM
Dec 2014

and rails against it. Should have been put out of societies misery. Owes society stars.

johnp3907

(3,890 posts)
3. Hilarious!
Thu Dec 18, 2014, 11:03 PM
Dec 2014

I'd like to see some reviews of seasonal classics: The tragedy of how the great capitalist Ebenezer Scrooge is undone by morbid visions caused by a blot of mustard (or was it a fragment of an underdone potato), and the scandalous story of how Bedford Falls turned it back on the great Mr Potter and turned to socialism.

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