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Quotes from Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand

“There might be some sort of justification for the savage societies in which a man had to expect that enemies could murder him at any moment and had to defend himself as best he could. But there can be no justification for a society in which a man is expected to manufacture the weapons for his own murderers.”
— Hank Rearden
Atlas Shrugged (Part 2, Chapter 1, Page 365)

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