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:Your spelling is atrocious.  But please do add your insights about atheism and Ayn Rand, if you can substantiate them.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 23:11, 30 June 2009 (EDT)

:Your spelling is atrocious.  But please do add your insights about atheism and Ayn Rand, if you can substantiate them.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 23:11, 30 June 2009 (EDT)

:: Mr. Schlafly maybe it is worth putting mention of her rather militant atheism into this? I find nothing wrong with her ideals but perhaps in the      article itself we could explain her experiences in growing up in a communist society? She would have been bery conditioned by the state to not like  religion. Perhaps an effect that chased her?

:: Mr. Schlafly maybe it is worth putting mention of her rather militant atheism into this? I find nothing wrong with her ideals but perhaps in the      article itself we could explain her experiences in growing up in a communist society? She would have been very conditioned by the state to not like  religion. Perhaps an effect that chased her? --[[User:TaylorH|TaylorH]] 00:13, 11 August 2011 (EDT)

== Her liberal viewpoints ==

== Her liberal viewpoints ==

Although they are mentioned later on in the article, her liberal views on abortion, gay marriage, etc. should be more prominently displayed, preferably in the article's intro. This would be, at the least, keeping with the general format I've seen for articles on liberal people, or people who happen to have liberal views. Also, why are her works listed on the Main Page as if they are useful to the average conservative reader? A work, no matter how "conservative" the tone, or message, if written by a liberal, should not be promoted. If anything, I wonder if that makes it even more...suspicious, that she wrote it that way. [[User:AliceCurtis|AliceCurtis]] 15:32, 4 July 2009 (EDT)

Although they are mentioned later on in the article, her liberal views on abortion, gay marriage, etc. should be more prominently displayed, preferably in the article's intro. This would be, at the least, keeping with the general format I've seen for articles on liberal people, or people who happen to have liberal views. Also, why are her works listed on the Main Page as if they are useful to the average conservative reader? A work, no matter how "conservative" the tone, or message, if written by a liberal, should not be promoted. If anything, I wonder if that makes it even more...suspicious, that she wrote it that way. [[User:AliceCurtis|AliceCurtis]] 15:32, 4 July 2009 (EDT)