MileHighM
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Lol, such classic hate arguement...Admit nothing, deny everything, make counter-accusations.... Read it, didn't watch the movie. You, on the other hand, obviously didn't even read the clif notes. Was Ayn Rand a profit and/or a sage? No. A good fictional writer? Yes. If you had read it, you would know about a third of the book was more a less about the sexual escapades and of the heroine. You would also know, that it wasn't a pure government=bad rich=good statement. Most of the wealthy in the book were snivling cheaters and she despised them from taking government subsidies and using the government to cheat honest business men. The problem with 'teabaggers' as you put it, is that they miss the notion that was a fictional thought exercise, not manual for life. She also didn't have a problem with fair objective regulation of industry. Her issue was with crony favoring subjective regulation. Later in the book, she gets pretty heady about market only regulation, but that is like any other story about a theoretical utopia, it is hyperbole of thought. The problem with people like you, is that you are uneducated clod. You don't read a spectrum of literature in or out of your own political views. And, even if you do, you don't comprehend it bucause you spend half your time indignantly spitting on the pages. I am not a Rand-ite, but I will give anyone their due when someone else comes out and spouts a load of hopped up drivel on them. Contribute more than some third grade name calling diatribe, and make an arguement based on reason. quote:
ORIGINAL: Tantriqu Goreans, Teabaggers, both unempathetic rightwingers in a fantasy camp: same trough, different trotters. And Atlas Shrugged? Did you read it, or just watch the movie? The book is just swill about how pure rich people are and how ebil the government is for regulating things. Bilgewater written by a poor little spoilt rich girl who lost her mansion and summerhouse on the Volga. Enjoy un-inspected botulism-riddled meat and unclean water over a Dutch-elm-disease-riddled campfire.
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