The more I think about the UN, its inability to do anything meaningful, its constant demand for money from wealthy countries, and the Liberal mindset that we "owe" the world more because we are a wealthy nation, the angrier I get. I hope and pray that the movie version of "Atlas Shrugged" is actually produced and brought to the big screen. The book itself is a massive, preachy tome but worth a read for anyone who has the time and perserverance. For the general population though, if this is properly produced as a movie for the big screen, the impact could be resounding, not only in the US but worldwide. This idea that wealth is endless and those who produce it never tire of giving it up to every government/country who refuses to help itself needs to be answered. Not only answered but answered in an easily understandable, pop culture way. Mind you, I'm not talking about natural disasters and our generosity towards countries in need. I would personally buy Mr. Jan Egeland a ticket for the premier of this movie if/when it debuts on the big screen.
And, speaking of pop culture, I think it's time to let Libs in on a secret... you are no longer the anti-establishment culture. You grey-haired hippies whose best times are far behind you will eventually find that your point of view has become established. You are no longer rebels. You know who are? The young, Conservative youth of this country. The young, family-oriented, back to basics, families who hold good core values, who see the stark reality that kids are better served by having two parents, who educate their kids in religious schools or at home. THEY are fast becoming the rebels of our time. Talk radio and bloggers are now challenging the established "anti-establishment" mindset that was adopted in the 1970s. Anybody at LPAC reading this?... GET A CLUE and get thee behind us, hippies!
And, speaking of pop culture, I think it's time to let Libs in on a secret... you are no longer the anti-establishment culture. You grey-haired hippies whose best times are far behind you will eventually find that your point of view has become established. You are no longer rebels. You know who are? The young, Conservative youth of this country. The young, family-oriented, back to basics, families who hold good core values, who see the stark reality that kids are better served by having two parents, who educate their kids in religious schools or at home. THEY are fast becoming the rebels of our time. Talk radio and bloggers are now challenging the established "anti-establishment" mindset that was adopted in the 1970s. Anybody at LPAC reading this?... GET A CLUE and get thee behind us, hippies!
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