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To: peyton randolph
In contrast, you will find Rand’s legacy in the Tea Party movement.

I doubt that Ayn Rand would have much respect for the typical Tea Party member. Ordinary people were of no value to her.

15 posted on 04/16/2011 12:07:57 PM PDT by Route797
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To: Route797

“I doubt that Ayn Rand would have much respect for the typical Tea Party member. Ordinary people were of no value to her.”

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Rand disliked sheeple and looters.

I’d contend that Tea Party members are far from ordinary. Most are producers instead of looters. The small business owners among them have much in common with John Galt.

Would Rand have been part of the Tea Party? No. But that’s beside the point.

Just as conservatism outgrew Buckley and Goldwater, objectivism (and small “L” libertarianism) has moved beyond Ayn Rand and Harry Browne.


26 posted on 04/16/2011 1:46:40 PM PDT by peyton randolph (How's that hopey dopey changey thing working out for you?)
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