She dropped the subject and guided the conversation into other areas. In the early 1960's, a student asked a spokesman for Objectivism what would happen to the poor in a free society. That Objectivists are indifferent to human need, callous toward the unfortunate, and without solutions to the misery of poverty. In the early 1970's, on the University of Arizona campus, libertarians set up an information table each week. Armed with the latest books, magazines and position papers, these libertarians tried to bring their views to the attention of other students.
Taxation is theft.
Government has no right to steal from one group of citizens to benefit another. If people don't save money for old age, they have no right to coerce it from those who are working. We should abolish Social Security. The questioner was shocked. You don't give a damn about old people.