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Re: lecture tonight (fwd)

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (sambit@MIT.EDU)
Fri Apr 20 23:19:41 2001

From: sambit@MIT.EDU
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Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2001 23:17:45 -0400
To: Marc F Rios <mrios@mit.edu>, craighea@mit.edu
Cc: peace-list@mit.edu
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Agree, I am not a leftist, I have read Ayn Rand, used to like her books,
but as I grow older, I realize more and more than selfishness stinks. And
arrogance stinks more.

Let's respect each other more, for that is the premise on which this great
country has been built.

Also, what goes around comes around. Don't think that "exploitation" is a
one-way street, and you will "exploit" and "explot" and nothing at all will
go wrong. 

---Sambit from India, a capitalist and socilist rolled into one



At 02:18 PM 4/19/2001 -0400, Marc F Rios wrote:
>crazy leftists, huh?
>
>I hope you meant that as a good natured joke.
>
>I personally haven't torn any down, but I was tempted once to do so:
>
>I remember seeing someone who was postering for the objectivist club put 
>something over a "crazy leftist" poster for the anti-ftaa events. I saw it 
>happen in building seven.
>
>I haven't read Ayn Rand, so I am wondering if arrogance and disrespect are 
>also sanctioned by her philosophy and definition of selfishness.
>
>we may disagree, but we can at least have some respect or civility towards 
>each other.
>
>-Marc
>
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>Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 13:26:42 -0400
>From: Matthew J Craighead <craighea@MIT.EDU>
>To: objectivism-announce@mit.edu
>Subject: reminder: Richard Salsman lecture TONIGHT in 6-120 at 7:30 PM
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>Richard Salsman will be here at MIT to talk on the topic of "Capitalism
>and the Environment: the Virtues of 'Exploitation.'"  The lecture is in
>room 6-120, and it is at 7:30 PM.  You can see posters all around campus
>for it (if they haven't been torn down by crazy leftists).
>
>- - - Matt
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