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Wait...wut?reminded me of when i started this thread, i was right.
"atlas shrugged" will change the face of american politics
not a libertarian, wouldn't join a club that would have me as a member. the speaker of the house wants his staff to read her stories, a businessman is president. starkey is giving his social security back to the government. that's real change.Wait...wut?reminded me of when i started this thread, i was right.
"atlas shrugged" will change the face of american politics
Atlas Shrugged changed the face of American politics?
You must be on one of those drugs Libertarians want legalized.
Whittaker Chambers: The news about this book seems to me to be that any ordinarily sensible head could not possibly take it seriously, and that, apparently, a good many do. Somebody has called it: “Excruciatingly awful.” I find it a remarkably silly book. It is certainly a bumptious one.
not a libertarian, wouldn't join a club that would have me as a number. the speaker of the house wants his staff to read her stories, a businessman is president. starkey is giving his social security back to the government. that's real change.Wait...wut?reminded me of when i started this thread, i was right.
"atlas shrugged" will change the face of american politics
Atlas Shrugged changed the face of American politics?
You must be on one of those drugs Libertarians want legalized.
See this, folks? I've said it many, many times. The pseudocons of today have absolutely nothing in common with conservatism.Whittaker Chambers: The news about this book seems to me to be that any ordinarily sensible head could not possibly take it seriously, and that, apparently, a good many do. Somebody has called it: “Excruciatingly awful.” I find it a remarkably silly book. It is certainly a bumptious one.
Whittaker Chambers was an overly religious fool. How else do you think he got sucked into joining the Communist party?
conservative means to conserve, that's what the president said.See this, folks? I've said it many, many times. The pseudocons of today have absolutely nothing in common with conservatism.Whittaker Chambers: The news about this book seems to me to be that any ordinarily sensible head could not possibly take it seriously, and that, apparently, a good many do. Somebody has called it: “Excruciatingly awful.” I find it a remarkably silly book. It is certainly a bumptious one.
Whittaker Chambers was an overly religious fool. How else do you think he got sucked into joining the Communist party?
She would have been the corner blubbering with you, Goebbels.she wrote stories, amazing stories. i think even she was surprised, i think her books still sell.. . . was a good role model (hint: Paul Ryan), he is loony. Ayn was indeed a loony who could not make it successfully in a world in which scores of millions grew up and lived competent lives. And Paul, good guy that he is, is a loony for Ayn.
she would have cleaned your clock on this forum trotsky. heh
i think she accurately foretold the global warming hoax. government cooking science and stealing private work to keep government scientists employed by the state.... sound familiar wesley mouch ?
I'm an anarcho-capitalist. We have a lot in common with conservatives, like working to reduce the size of government.See this, folks? I've said it many, many times. The pseudocons of today have absolutely nothing in common with conservatism.Whittaker Chambers: The news about this book seems to me to be that any ordinarily sensible head could not possibly take it seriously, and that, apparently, a good many do. Somebody has called it: “Excruciatingly awful.” I find it a remarkably silly book. It is certainly a bumptious one.
Whittaker Chambers was an overly religious fool. How else do you think he got sucked into joining the Communist party?
No, it has not, not now, not ever.reminded me of when i started this thread, i was right.
"atlas shrugged" will change the face of american politics
more than obama's stupid book (that one he wrote).No, it has not, not now, not ever.reminded me of when i started this thread, i was right.
"atlas shrugged" will change the face of american politics
Atlas shrugged has been on the NYT best seller list every year since she wrote it - 60 years.
I love Ayn Rand...can't stand Paul Ryan or you Jake the Snitch.. . . was a good role model (hint: Paul Ryan), he is loony. Ayn was indeed a loony who could not make it successfully in a world in which scores of millions grew up and lived competent lives. And Paul, good guy that he is, is a loony for Ayn.
Did she really have to go on welfare? It seems that the royalties for her books would have carried her quite well, and "The Fountainhead" was made into a movie.
