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The philosophical ideals populated by Ayn Rand that a man (or woman) is only entitled to what he has earned.  It also promotes the right to life, a life [free] from carrying the burden of others.  It deplores [racism] as being "the lowest, most crudely primitive form of collectivism."  It promotes the idea that life "can be kept in existence only by a process of self-sustaining action" and therefore a person cannot live a life of stagnation as a second-hander. It states that [one] loves another for their virtues, and not their character flaws.  It promotes rational and fair thought above all else, "A man is to be judged by the judgments he pronounces."  It stresses pure morality as a supreme goal even though it’s difficult.  It denounces force as a means to make a man do anything.  All actions require the voluntary [consent] of those involved. It states that the purpose of the [government] is to protect [men] from criminals, protect [men] from foreign invaders, and to settle disputes according to objective laws. It promotes [capitalism] as the best system thus far because it "entails a constant process of motion, growth and progress."  It supports the idea that sex should only be shared between two [people] who fully accept each other.  And if this is taken as seriously as it is meant to be, it is a stricter limitation than that set forth by religion as it is practically a miracle that you find some that you fully accept.  Suggested [reading]: The Virtue of Selfishness (where the above quotes are taken from), Atlas Shrugged, and The Fountainhead (though she has written many other works).

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