The shirt reads: "The questions isn't who is going to let me, it's who is going to stop me. -Ayn Rand"
"The quote refers to Rand's capitalist-based theory of objectivism - that the moral purpose of life is rational self interest - a concept we highly doubt is taught in high school classrooms or discussed among teen lunchroom conversations," writes Courtney Subramanian at Time. "And it's not much of a theory to stand by for an age group that still financially relies on their parents."
This tweet, by Think Progress editor Judd Legum, also mocks the shirt:
Forever 21 is a great place for affordable, objectivist fashion (via @ellievhall) pic.twitter.com/JzVwHj0fQc
- Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) October 10, 2013
Forever 21 is famously owned by Christians, while Rand was a staunch Atheist.
The shirt sells for $11.80.