Atlas Shrugged Trailer

What happens to a society when the successful are punished?

What happens to a society when the government controls the economy?

What happens to a society when the will of the mob triumphs?

Who is John Galt?



Music courtesy of Kevin MacLoed

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[chulski2]

7.3.09 has long since come and gone. Now what, video poster?

[wogsland]

I wish I knew.

[Sokret666]

It seems like everyone forgot this is about the video. It sucks. And the music sucks, too.The book is great, though.

[wogsland]

Isn't it funny the way that happens sometimes?

[KeithMcElwain]

Rand is right and it becomes more apparent everyday !

[metalhed100100]

@johnnyk67 being an atheist doesn't necessarily disqualify you from being a Conservative and not all Repubicans are Conservatives as well as not all Tea Party supporters are Repubicans. However, it seems to be pretty standard that Liberals don't believe in Individualism.

[ColdChicago]

this idiocy is soundtrack and visual for Alan Greenspan. Remember the disgraced and utterly nutzoid head of the Fed- who helped impoverish tens of thousands? Rand was his favorite writer..... follow not just the money but the dialogue....... unspeakable..... like Capitalism.

[merkabaradio]

@metalhed100100 Agreed, political dynasties and lifetime careers in Politics is a little ridiculous. Harry Reid for example hasn't worked a day in the private sector since college, how that formulates in him being a millionaire and having any experience I haven't a clue.

[metalhed100100]

@merkabaradio you hit right on the head but now it has gone way past politicians making exceptions because the problem is why and that is about buying votes to stay in power. i think that major flaw with our "quasi-republic" is not having terms limits and other necessary rules to keep public office from being somthing that people look to benefit from. public service should be giving back to the public not a career or a way to advance in life other than the experience.

[atlasshrugged2u]

The book was excellent. I hope they really capture the book through this movie because it deserves no less. I read it only a couple of years ago and it is "eerily" true to form; can't believe Rynd wrote it in the 50's...it's even more relevant today.

[SamusVSMC]

Obvious troll is obvious.