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I might start a thread on that Part, because I have much to say about it. Here is another clip out on it: Atlas Shrugged Part 2 Clip: Hank Meets the Wet Nurse - YouTube Though I prefer the first Rearden and first Dagny, Im sure I will get used to the new ones. This new Dagny, the black and...

I'm happy to report that this book has hit four best-seller lists, including the Washington Post, Publishers Weekly, and USA Today, and on the Tea Party Patriots’ recommended reading list. In regards to this book, Don Watkins and Yaron Brook (who is sought after for interviews) have made...

It is and is hijacking. But I really dont mind quoting more things Yaron Brook says, it will just do him even more justice to do so. I will be quoting some from this excellent article in The Objective Standard titled: "Just War Theory” vs. American Self-Defense written by Yaron Brook...

This page of their site can give anyone interested a handle on their responses to Islamic Totalitarianism: http://www.aynrand.org/site/PageServer?pagename=media_topic_islamic_totalitarianism Let us keep on the topic of this book, please. Not hijack it...

Part 2 of my review. For brevities sake, let me just provide you with the titles of the chapters in the book which are divided into two parts: Part 1: The Problem 1. The Incredible Unshrinking Government 2. Why Government Grows 3. With Friends Like These… 4. The 2008 Housing...

Just read an excellent blog post on The Objective Standard's blog: "Catholic Archbishop John J. Myers has issued a pastoral statement declaring that the legalization of gay marriage would threaten religious freedom. In fact, however, the archbishop’s claim is a threat to religious freedom...

Living Proof The debit novel of Kira Peikoff The novel opens up in the year 2027, and we find that it is considered first degree murder to destroy an embryo. This has happened because the separation of church and state, isn't so separated, that the views of the religion get into politics...

I understand a vast majority of it, I only have not had a good survey of certain subjects and cultures. I'm not a DIM-wit though as Peikoff's shirt said when giving a lecture on it, but I am almost through it and plan to write more about it soon, and hopefully I can make more sense of it for...

While people may have objections to a woman wanting a girl instead of a boy, I know that when I planned to have a child with my ex-wife, it was a child we wanted primarily not gender specific child, (and we did have one, a girl), the point of all this is, abortion is and should be a woman's...

The DIM Hypothesis: Why The Lights in The West Are Going Out by Leonard Peikoff In this recently published work (Sept. 2012), Objectivist philosopher Dr. Leonard Peikoff presents his DIM Hypothesis, which is epistemological in that it deals with chosen methods of thought, integration. There...

Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand’s Ideas Can End Big Government by Yaron Brook and Don Watkins In regards to this regulatory-entitlement state, mixed economy that we live in, this book is a great source, in how to put an end to it. Basically they argue that nothing less than...

For those of you familiar with Gen LaGreca, she has another book coming out in 2013, titled, A Dream of Daring. Right now her book, Noble Vision, is only 0.99 for the Kindle edition of it. Noble Vision: A Novel: Gen LaGreca: Amazon.com: Kindle Store I love this book dearly, so I...

Not allowing a woman the right to abortion, for any reason whatsoever that she decides to have one during any point of her pregnancy, would be destroying the concept of... individual rights. This is the foundation of gender equality - the concept of individual rights is applicable to both...

Regardless, if a woman choices to have an abortion because of the gender of the fetus, or because the fetus is not there by her permission as in case of rape, or she may die during pregnancy, or because of something wrong with fetus and does not want to have such a burden upon her, or because...

What her right is and should be by law. So 'should be'.

A woman has the right to abortion, sex selection abortion, too, which I think you are bringing up. She has the right to abortion, no matter what her reasons for having one, whether rational or irrational, her right does not change any.

I think I want to try to contact the Radical Handmaids site to see what they think of this site, which provides much intellectual ammo: Abortion is Pro Life Here is a vid of the protestors from April, havent watched it yet: Abortion debate a Handmaid's Tale: Protesters : Vancouver & B.C. ...

I just heard about Radical Handmaid's on my way to work and finally have some time to look more into them. Those familiar with Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale, these red clad radical handmaids are not sitting around idly while Canada descend into Gilead, but they are activists protesting...

Right, it should not. The only moral political economic social system that actually does recognize, uphold, protect individual rights, that of laissez-faire capitalism, this would not be an issue as it is today. There would be a clearly defined separation of State and religion, and State and...