Why is Ayn Rand's Objectivism not classified as an actual

Because it's the exact opposite of Soviet communism as practised when she lived in the USSR. It seems to have good advice, because doing the opposite of the Soviets is good advice in general, but it doesn't hold together as consistent; each policy is merely based on being different from the Soviet equivalent, not on any underlying philosophy.

>>1480596
>objectivism
>not randism

https://youtube.com/watch?v=1ooKsv_SX4Y&t=2m0s

>>1480596
how does one pronounce ayn? is it eye-in? nine without the leading n? or ain, as in pain?

>>1480686
Ayn as in mine.

>>1480596
Can we agree that USSR's greatest atrocity was letting Ayn Rand get an education?

Because they're just the fictionalized ramblings of a horny madwoman with a flimsy understanding of human nature?

Being anti-Soviet doesn't make one correct. "The enemy of my enemy" might work in politics, but it has no place in the arena of ideas.