Don’t Be So Aynal

Ayn Rand’s Zombie continues to clasp the microphone.
She, via her books, remains the darling. Once of the left, the unknown left, yet they abandoned her because they couldn’t follow, only believe, partially. Her acolytes kept her story, actually their money stream flowing. And now, the Conservatarians preach from her hymnal, but not all of it.

Wouldn’t you think that a belief has a core, a central principle from which its keys are developed. I do. Ayn Rand’s core is atheism. No GOD. Most conservatives, tea totalizers, these folks new to power, yet devoted to Aynisms — yep, they are Aynal about her thoughts, her Reasons. Why do they accept her conclusions about a market, but reject her core. They eat the fruit while ignoring the tree or her knowledge.
This isn’t the way to paradise. Please, allow me to introduce herself.

The Market Assumes Promises Must Be Broken

The guarantee is to be good, but not too good. That is, it must not be binding by government, only by commercial caprice. It a guarantee is as strong as a government bond, then it will fail. So grows the root of the republics economics, at least on K street; at least in the land of the Koch Suckers; at least in yellowstain.

must be along the same Reason ing that turns the populess CATO tonic.

if you believe this, if you have a subscription to these views, then you will make a life that renews your subscription to evil. It is its own reward, its universal Reason.

CATO Releases Obesity Study

CATO, the well known think-tank founded on libertarian principles, has, over this past weekend, released their study of obesity. This study was conducted over the past twenty years. It has received funding from several sources, not just its usual backers.

Its most startling founding, certain to receive strong remarks from both sides of the press, the mainstream and the yellowstream, is that, counter to prevailing logic,

“eating more, in fact, leads to weight loss, rather than has previously been stated in the mainstream media…”

In their methodology section they pay tribute to Austrian philosopher Hans Hoppe, whose groundbreaking book ” Rather Than Discover, Deny” is used across American Universities. This text is available in our gift shop “To Your Right.”