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Amen to that.

Veronica (played by Portia de Rossi) from Better Off Ted. Sanjavalen introduced me to her the other day. I'm in love.

Clearly.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/...,0,568151.story I went to the one in Lake Eola (Orlando) on March 21, and I got the same thing. "This is maybe the greatest single gathering of God-fearing patriots in the history of Orlando, Florida," local conservative radio host Bud Hedinger, who emceed the event, told the crowd.

Not only the smears and confusion, but usually the movie can't at all compare with the book it's based upon. Especially a book like Atlas.

Yeah, lol "Here's your tax break. Go buy some Starbucks coffee."

That seems like it'd get you labeled an anarchist pretty quickly though.

He's often likened to a Mexican Morgan Freeman.

Or where Francisco saves Rearden from the furnace?

It's the new Patriot Act. >.>

lol, should have seen that one coming a mile away.

Intellectually dishonest. Self-interest IS selfishness.

Only valid in the US sadly.

They turned off their lights for one hour... that's not going to make any significant change even if entire cities did it. Which they did.

It's supposed to be symbolic. And it is. Very symbolic.

I just checked him out, he's pretty good. I subscribed to him. Thanks. EDIT: Upon listening to one of his videos, he claims that an individual's life is his highest value. O'ist?

I read this a few days ago, it's very good. I'm not sure that the writer meant it as criticism though.

Edison Hour/Exploit The Earth Hour has officially begun on the East Coast!

How does one respond when one is told that taxes are voluntary, because you can just leave the country?

QFT.

Especially since Hello Kitty is a product of the evil capitalist corporations.

I used to listen to Levin a bit with my dad. I agree with Kelly, he's a typical mixed bag.

My dad went to the University of Florida (not sure what school he went to get his MD though). From what I've heard they're a good school academically, but are very involved in sports.

Laissez-Faire capitalist.

I think that's looking too much into it. I think that what you say might have a little bit to do with it, but I think it is more the "thrill" of stealing something with a chance of getting caught. If they filmed a movie with a man stealing a chocolate bar from 7/11, it wouldn't get as large an audience because there is less risk and less adrenaline-rush to the movie as if they were stealing, say, $50,000,000 from a bank.