Somebody posted here saying to read Ayn Rand.
Don't be a fool.
'Nuff said.

Jim - Shysters and Loogys everywhere.

"Jim" wrote in message
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Somebody posted here saying to read Ayn Rand.
Don't be a fool.
'Nuff said.

Jim - Shysters and Loogys everywhere.


I think she's worth reading... at least one of the the books. As long as you
remember it's fiction and not an economic prescription, they're fine.

On 7-Sep-2010, Jim wrote:

Somebody posted here saying to read Ayn Rand.
Don't be a fool.
'Nuff said.

99% of the posters here couldn't read Ayn Rand - too many big words, no
bedwetting welfare philiosophy, it's takes more than 30 minutes, and it
would interrupt Dancing for Dollars.

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Somebody posted here saying to read Ayn Rand.
Don't be a fool.
'Nuff said.

Jim - Shysters and Loogys everywhere.

Go call someone's wife and say nasty things to her, again.

On Wed, 8 Sep 2010 12:32:40 GMT, "Colonel Kurtz"
wrote:


On 7-Sep-2010, Jim wrote:

Somebody posted here saying to read Ayn Rand.
Don't be a fool.
'Nuff said.

99% of the posters here couldn't read Ayn Rand - too many big words, no
bedwetting welfare philiosophy, it's takes more than 30 minutes, and it
would interrupt Dancing for Dollars.

Bedwetters? You must be referring to the beneficiaries of our public
largess, the guys at Goldman Sachs and BP.

I heard they're hurting because they'll have trouble getting new sails
this year and fueling up has become quite spendy.

You one of them?

"Colonel Kurtz" wrote in message
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On 7-Sep-2010, Jim wrote:

Somebody posted here saying to read Ayn Rand.
Don't be a fool.
'Nuff said.

99% of the posters here couldn't read Ayn Rand - too many big words, no
bedwetting welfare philiosophy, it's takes more than 30 minutes, and it
would interrupt Dancing for Dollars.

There are no complicated concepts in Rand's books. The books are
long-winded, but they're pretty straightforward. They're fiction, but the
neocons used them as a blueprint for wrecking the US economy. They haven't
given up.

On Wed, 8 Sep 2010 10:07:05 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

There are no complicated concepts in Rand's books. The books are
long-winded, but they're pretty straightforward. They're fiction, but the
neocons used them as a blueprint for wrecking the US economy. They haven't
given up.

I'd be interested in hearing about exactly what you think the so
called "neocons" did to wreck the US economy. The war in Iraq was
ill advised and increased debt but hardly wrecked the economy. The
deregulation of Wall Street was already well along under the Clinton
administration. Relaxation of mortgage lending standards began in
the Clinton administration. What else?

On Wed, 8 Sep 2010 12:32:40 GMT, "Colonel Kurtz"
wrote:


On 7-Sep-2010, Jim wrote:

Somebody posted here saying to read Ayn Rand.
Don't be a fool.
'Nuff said.

99% of the posters here couldn't read Ayn Rand - too many big words, no
bedwetting welfare philiosophy, it's takes more than 30 minutes, and it
would interrupt Dancing for Dollars.

ayn rand wrote pablum for the intellectually challenged who believe
the easter bunny is real

"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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On Wed, 8 Sep 2010 10:07:05 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

There are no complicated concepts in Rand's books. The books are
long-winded, but they're pretty straightforward. They're fiction, but the
neocons used them as a blueprint for wrecking the US economy. They haven't
given up.

I'd be interested in hearing about exactly what you think the so
called "neocons" did to wreck the US economy. The war in Iraq was
ill advised and increased debt but hardly wrecked the economy. The
deregulation of Wall Street was already well along under the Clinton
administration. Relaxation of mortgage lending standards began in
the Clinton administration. What else?




Oh come on Wayne... the neocons stated objective is to destroy the middle
class and the economy in general, and gut social programs to promote their
ill-advised, Ayn Rand-like philosophy of the free market uber alles. Do your
own research or get your head out of the sand? Where have you been for the
last decade? Have you picked up a newspaper? The Iraq war cost us over $1T
and counting. Ill advised? How about criminally negligent. If you want to
blame a former president, start with Reagan.

And, you're probably going to tell me next that the last crowd of
Republicans are going to make things better by doing the same thing they did
last time they were in power. What else.

In article ,
says...

On Wed, 8 Sep 2010 10:07:05 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

There are no complicated concepts in Rand's books. The books are
long-winded, but they're pretty straightforward. They're fiction, but the
neocons used them as a blueprint for wrecking the US economy. They haven't
given up.

I'd be interested in hearing about exactly what you think the so
called "neocons" did to wreck the US economy. The war in Iraq was
ill advised and increased debt but hardly wrecked the economy. The
deregulation of Wall Street was already well along under the Clinton
administration. Relaxation of mortgage lending standards began in
the Clinton administration. What else?

Well, well, well... weeeeeellll.. uh, er, it was uh,


....George Bush!!! Yeah, that's the ticket...!!

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