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>>12086915
HAHAHA
What a laugh
>implying you are at the whims of your emotions
>implying you cannot be rational
>implying your emotions can't be unified with your reason
>implying acting on a whim and with your emotions is how you should live your life
You fucking strawman shit, thinking that I'm 'against' emotions, and want to 'part away' from my emotional self.
Lemme post a person that lived the antinatalist life that calls you a faggot.

It makes Ayn Rand's view that woman's role is to worship the achievements of men to be accurate.
Her entire praise for men is eerily similar. It's funny that the smartest women have determined that the best role a woman should be to do whatever she can to become the best but also worship the best of men.

>>8224107
You don't owe people you don't know anything. However, that doesn't mean you should destroy their shit either. I don't see how Stirner would fare any better in regards to further generations.

However, I somewhat have a different view. Existence is perpetual suffering, so giving birth to a child is damning that person to a lifetime of suffering. You are selfishly creating life to pass down your own legacy. If you are selfish enough to pass down a legacy, you would want your legacy to survive in the best possible world. This would be a world in which the world is hopefully less shit than when you entered it. This is more my view, since Ayn Rand just had sex, never had children and didn't give a fuck about the rest of the world. But I think it fits.

>>8224108
The unborn don't exist until they are born, just as we don't exist after we die. We only exist when we can impose ourselves.

Ayn Rand would say that if you value your newborn son over a lie, you will lie. Because you self impose a duty to never lie, you let your newborn son die for no reason. Everything is placed upon a personal moral hierarchy of values.
If telling the truth is more important than your newborn, then he was never important as your own standards. Why would you even have a son?

What a novel fucking idea. Wow, so fucking unique and genius.

>>8208185
>Our true, rational and human purpose is one: To be happy.
I agree.

>>7798358
>>>/lit/thread/S908466#p908517
>First three paragraphs to Ayn Rand's Anthem got James Joyce.
Ayn Rand confirmed for english genius.