Decent SP until the ending(Ayn Rand!)

Subject: Re: Decent SP until the ending(Ayn Rand!)

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They have made fun of the French, the English, blacks, Mexicans,

starving Ethiopians, crack abusing ladies of the night, fags, lesbians,

those suffering from dead fetus siamese twin disorder, police

brutality, beastiality, celebrities and they find great solace in

dancing singing pieces of shit, and you're insulted by their comments

over a literary work. Perhaps you should consider whether or not this

is a show for you, maybe you should be watching network television it's

much less original, much less offensive and frankly very boring, but I

think it maybe for you. You really should check out the Monty Python dead mother canabilism

sketch, I think you'd like it a lot. Jason

Mr. Jason R. Gosselin wrote:

I know why. Because Ayn Rand took herself so SERIOUSLY thatshe falls under the category of people that deserve to be lampooned just for being humorless. And I'm a FAN of The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged, so don't accuse me of being "insulting." I'm a fan, but they're both pretty humorless books. If you're not in the right mood to be clubbed over the head with relentless Objectivism, you've picked up the wrong book. Anyone (including Ayn Rand) who takes it upon herself to trash Kant, Hegel, Emerson, William James (hell, every philosopher since Aristotle) and say that she KNOWS BETTER THAN ALL OF THEM deserves trashing, for unmitigated hubris if nothing else.

How about a dead Ayn Rand cannibalism sketch? ("We can burnher or bury her, but either way, it's going to cost you, buddy. Or we can turn her into the guru of Objectivism--which is a bit of a shock if you're not quite dead." . . . And I'd hate to be on a crashed soccer flight with Ayn Rand:

Deacon: (checking a future meal) Hardly any meat on this old bitch!

Ayn Rand (slight Russian accent): WHAT DID YOU SAY?

Deacon: I said there's hardly enough time to get so rich!

Ayn Rand: Oh, well that's quite true!

Ayn Rand--the Mrs. Crabtree of philosophy . . .