![“The lights of New York had gone out. The bridges were empty, sagging in the darkness. The towers of the city had crumbled, and the streets were silent but for the sound of the wind and the occasional scream of a looter, lost in the ruins of what had been the greatest city in the world.” [1242x1305 - 796KB]](https://poal.co/static/images/6d7599b56f73b268.png){kind=link}
It's about individualism vs collectivism. I don't really recall anti-semitic themes. Although jews being the tribalists they are and using collectivism to destroy nations, I suppose you could see that, but it isn't something Rand explores.
It's also worth noting that Rand was a jewish immigrant from Russia. She held pro-Israel views, although she condemned all forms of religion. Despite her background her novels are worth reading imo.
It's about individualism vs collectivism. I don't really recall anti-semitic themes. Although jews being the tribalists they are and using collectivism to destroy nations, I suppose you could see that, but it isn't something Rand explores.
It's also worth noting that Rand was a jewish immigrant from Russia. She held pro-Israel views, although she condemned all forms of religion. Despite her background her novels are worth reading imo.
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