Watched Atlas Shrugged 2 yesterday

[General of Darkness]

I never read the book, but going by the movie I think it's completely plausible to have the guberment nationalize EVERYTHING.

Anythoughts?

[chad]

argentina. yep.

[Dogman]

Bunch of country's have used nationalization of different degrees in scope over time, some short term and others long term.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationalization
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationalization)

If you can stand it, read the book! Very long, and Rand's style is unlike any other author I have read. She seems to use 6 words where 3 would do. But it is a good book that hits the mark right on the head.

She hammers it.

But for some, it is a hard read to get through.




(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationalization)

[Shami-Amourae]

It sucks compared to the first one since they replaced all the actors (besides the lone picture of Wyatt, hehe.) The message is good and shows a realistic vision of the future I believe. It's a good film, just understand its fairly corny, and doesn't have much $$$ behind it. It's a miracle anyone has any $$$ to even fund the thing.