Going Galt requires a Galt’s Gulch.
It’s areuirement that is has a large military and a thousand nukes or so and the will to use them, or it’s no point.
Israel may be your best option.
November 7, 2012
Going John Galt
James McAlister
Many of us are numb today. Numb with the implications of what happened last night. Numb with dread.
Endless days and countless lines of print will be expended in the post mortem of the election, from a conservative perspective. Romney’s failures and shortcomings will be examined with electron microscopes. Why didn’t he do this? Shouldn’t he have done that? “For all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these...”
But these things don’t really amount to much. Because the real reason for our election results were neatly summarized by Bill O’Reilly at about 7:00 last night, as the faint shape of events to come began to emerge.
“The people want stuff — they like politicians to tell them they can have stuff.”
And that about sizes it up. The majority of the electorate, even many who voted for Romney, will base their vote on protecting or acquiring “stuff” — goods or perquisites to which they feel entitled by virtue of rights or precedent. The feckless “Obamaphone” enthusiasts and the otherwise responsible, kindly grandmother make common cause in “revenge” voting when they sense or are told their stuff is threatened.