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Ayn Rand was not a libertarian, and, in fact, was highly critical (to put it mildly) of libertarian philosophy, which she regarded as hijacking aspects of her writings.  Is there any objection to me correcting this?

Ayn Rand was not a libertarian, and, in fact, was highly critical (to put it mildly) of libertarian philosophy, which she regarded as hijacking aspects of her writings.  Is there any objection to me correcting this?

:You might want to explain why. See saw the libertarians as subjectivists and in that she shared some common ground with conservatives. While she agreed with libertarians on rights she recoiled on their defense of hedonism (as she saw it). She also was strong on defense even if she preferred that we keep our powder dry. [[User:JasonNYC|JasonNYC]] 11:35, 15 August 2012 (EDT)

:You might want to explain why. See saw the libertarians as subjectivists and in that she shared some common ground with conservatives. While she agreed with libertarians on rights she recoiled on their defense of hedonism (as she saw it). She also was strong on defense even if she preferred that we keep our powder dry. [[User:JasonNYC|JasonNYC]] 11:35, 15 August 2012 (EDT)