WWJGD?

[kitkat65]

What Would John Galt Do?

I would love to see this worn by Christian Teabaggers. The irony would be priceless.

[BrklynLiberal]

1. I would wonder how many of them have any idea who John Galt is..

[Rhiannon12866]

2. I don't know. I never got through that part of the book...

I read all of Ayn Rand's books when I was in high school, but I never did finish "Atlas Shrugged" because of that interminable speech... x(

[condoleeza]

6. You really need to read it again then, Rhiannon, it is a life changer n/t

[WhollyHeretic]

8. Agreed it is a lifechanger but who wants to be changed into an asshat...

[Rhiannon12866]

9. I'm afraid that I don't have the mental fortitude that I had at 16...

And I couldn't get through it then... x(

[blindpig]

12. You think so? Here's the sequel:

[condoleeza]

13. Exactly, it is a lifechanger because it is so fucking depressing that you wish you had never been

born and I'm still waiting for something positive for encouragement. So far ---nothing.

[NOW tense]

3. I had a dream this summer...

Most of my dreams don't involve people that I know. I had become conscious of my dreaming and asked the person who he was? He responded John Galt. I still haven't read Atlas Shrugged.

Yes, I do know I am a weirdo.

[StarfarerBill]

4. You're not alone.

I've thumbed through Atlas Shrugged, and that was enough to convince me that it's still garbage.

[Warpy]

5. If there's ever a public protest here

I think that will be my sign when I tart myself up in my mother's mink coat and a bunch of junk jewelry to protest as a Billionaire for Wealthcare.

Teabaggers here are a timid bunch, though, and generally meet in bars, greasy spoon restaurants and homes.

[Warren DeMontague]

7. Funny, I thought you meant Jerry Garcia.

I like that one better.

[kitkat65]

10. Me too, actually.

The Grateful Dead never did much for me but I always liked Jerry Garcia and his bluegrass stuff.

[Warren DeMontague]

11. He sure as shit played better guitar than Ayn Rand.

:hippie: