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  title: Your Destroyers
  note: from John Galt's Speech in Atlas Shrugged
  author: Ayn Rand
  who: Novelist, philosopher, playwright, and screenwriter
  year: 1957
  width: 70%

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      - To those of you who retain some remnant of dignity and the will to live your lives for yourselves, you have the chance to make the same choice. Examine your values and understand that you must choose one side or the other. Any compromise between good and evil only hurts the good and helps the evil.
      - If you've understood what I've said, stop supporting your destroyers.
      - Don't accept their philosophy.

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      - Your destroyers hold you by means of your endurance, your generosity, your innocence, and your love.
      - Don't exhaust yourself to help build the kind of world that you see around you now.
      - In the name of the best within you, don't sacrifice the world to those who will take away your happiness for it.

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      - "The world will change when you are ready to pronounce this oath:"
      - I swear by my Life and my love of it that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for the sake of mine.