Or watch it here.
in Comedy, Current Affairs | March 15th, 2009 3 Comments
Or watch it here.
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What a Great segÂment! PeoÂple who creÂate nothÂing and claim that they deserve all the wealth! These same peoÂple probÂaÂbly also claim to be Xtians as well, HA!
I love Atlas Shrugged! The irony is that most often the peoÂple who use Ayn Rand as a jusÂtiÂfiÂcaÂtion for low taxÂes rarely proÂduce anyÂthing of valÂue. If only the punÂdits would take their own advice and go on strike.
The mesÂsage here is very insidÂiÂous, and very evil; ColÂbert is purÂposeÂfulÂly misÂrepÂreÂsentÂing Atlas Shrugged to proÂmote a SocialÂist agenÂda. But perÂhaps I give him too much credÂit — to underÂstand what it means to proÂduce, to invent someÂthing new, is likeÂly far beyond someÂone like ColÂbert, whose only exisÂtence is to deride and mock. The very reaÂson Rand wrote so prophetÂiÂcalÂly is because she underÂstood the evil of what ColÂbert repÂreÂsents in this piece. AmerÂiÂca is quiÂetÂly dying under a sea of applause. Please don’t supÂport it.