I absolutely adore Orly! She's such a fighter. She is my attorney in a false arrest case I have against the city of Costa Mesa. I don't know where she finds the time and energy but she keeps fighting despite all the negative nancies. Fight the good fight!
Quoting: heresmystupidaccount She's lining her pockets with suckers like you
JMO
? seriously ? you didn't read the RICO charges did you. She's not making money at this. I personally know what it is like to be attacked for defending the truth or fighting for a cause. You know what she is fighting for me as an attorney? I was arrested and thrown in a maximum security jail for 22 hours for circulating a medical marijuana petition. She came to my rescue when this happened. I respect everyone's right to free speech, hell, that's exactly what I am fighting for in court! but I will defend her when people make empty ad-hominem attacks. We are all fighting to bring back liberty and justice in our country. We are fighting against armchair shills like you. So bring it on...bad guys always lose in the end
Another woman who has been viciously demonized by the Left is Ayn Rand -- another woman who was able to leave Communism and then tried to warn people about the evils of "collectivism."
Her very short, little-known book "ANTHEM" is a must read about totalitarian takeover.
Orly Taitz is a champion of liberty and the right of the individual, just as Ayn Rand was... THAT is "the virtue of selfishness"... recognizing the value of the individual, as the State is without a soul, and it is individuals that give it life.
Obama will never understand the Constitution of the United States of America or the Bill of Rights. He is a socialist. He views everything through a distorted lens.
Take a look at the quote from the Rolling Stone interview he gave in October, where the subject of Ayn Rand came up, because Paul Ryan said he had been impressed by her writings...
Quote:
Obama Makes Trendy Comments About Ayn Rand to Rolling Stone
By Jesse Herman On November 8, 2012
Barack Obama was interviewed by Rolling Stone Magazine a couple of weeks ago and was asked if he read Ayn Rand. His response was predictable, as he minimized her philosophy to childish bantering, without addressing where her logic may or may not come up short.
This is typical and begs the question, “Did he actually read Ayn Rand"?
Rolling Stone of course phrased the question in a way that was enticing him to troll rather than philosophize...
Have you ever read Ayn Rand?
Sure.
What do you think Paul Ryan’s obsession with her work would mean if he were vice president?
Well, you’d have to ask Paul Ryan what that means to him. Ayn Rand is one of those things that a lot of us, when we were 17 or 18 and feeling misunderstood, we’d pick up. Then, as we get older, we realize that a world in which we’re only thinking about ourselves and not thinking about anybody else, in which we’re considering the entire project of developing ourselves as more important than our relationships to other people and making sure that everybody else has opportunity – that that’s a pretty narrow vision. It’s not one that, I think, describes what’s best in America. Unfortunately, it does seem as if sometimes that vision of a “you’re on your own” society has consumed a big chunk of the Republican Party.
THE LESSON HERE:
For collectivists, maturity is adhering to the rulers in the name of greater good. For a ruler to maintain power, he must strike down the writing of Ayn Rand without addressing the core principles she addresses.
