Coming November 2, Reason.tv will debut "Radicals for Capitalism: Celebrating the Enduring Power of Ayn Rand's Ideas," a new video series featuring segments on the novelist's continuing presence in...
Coming November 2, Reason.tv will debut "Radicals for Capitalism: Celebrating the Enduring Power of Ayn Rand's Ideas," a new video series featuring segments on the novelist's continuing presence in American culture and exlcusive interviews with Nathaniel Branden, Barbara Branden, Reason Foundation founder Robert W. Poole, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wisc.), and many others.
For more details and an archive of recent Reason-related stories on Rand, including reviews by Brian Doherty and Nick Gillespie of two new biographies of Rand, go to http://reason.org/rand
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So appropriate,especially in light of the fact that the concept of true free market capitalism is so lost and does not exist today. In true free market, wealth would constantly flow in different directions and the extreme accumulation of wealth as we know it and the monopoly that comes with it would not exist.
Honestly, I prefer Isabel Paterson and Rose Wilder Lane to Rand. Though then again, I am a deist so it is natural I would find myself more in Paterson.
Not to undermine Rand's achievements of course. =P
Their slogan is "Free minds. Free markets." What exactly gave you the idea that Reason was anything other than libertarian... It was set up as a libertarian magazine. How stupid can you be to not realize that? Oh, btw, this may come as a surprise, but FOX is a nonconservative news channel... Dolt...
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Not to undermine Rand's achievements of course. =P