phareign

@ TLD. If this was about her being an interventionalist, I got that from here: http://www.aynrand.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ari_ayn_rand_collectivized_rights

A slave country has no national rights, but the individual rights of its citizens remain valid, even if unrecognized, and the conqueror has no right to violate them. Therefore, the invasion of an enslaved country is morally justi...

@ TLD. If this was about the Medicare, the quote came from an articel in the Objectivist Newsletter from 1966. This article cites it: http://www.patiastephens.com/2010/12/05/ayn-rand-received-social-security-medicare

@ Steve. Sort of still involved. Been on TV too much to really shy away from it. I am just happy I found Objectivism because now I can defend myself against the Mises crowd.

Which one? If it is about the medicare, that was a quote that I posted. I can find out which book it is from if you like.

You need to provide a quote of hers that suggests what you say. On the surface, I don't see that she ever said that or that there is any contradiction.

Looks like you came into Libertarianism shortly after I left it--for many of the same reasons you have for having trouble with it.