[IronJack]

It is a tempting vision, to sit back Galt-like and watch a world populated by mediocrity sink into its own moral and economic squalor. To yield to the superiority of numbers while withholding the vastly more enduring superiority of ideas. To let the world succumb to the depravity it has spawned and so rushes to embrace.

The glowing disciple of Wesley Mouch was California's Gray Davis, a second-rate hack with no ability except The Schmooze. When his cowardice resulted in rolling blackouts and a return to the days of kerosene lanterns, his solution was to "nationalize" the power companies. No wonder he's a champion of the Democrats. He's living proof of the power of denial.

Unfortunately, there is no Galt's Gulch to which the producers of society can retreat. Though 'tis a dream devoutly to be wished ...

[Gunslingr3]

Unfortunately, there is no Galt's Gulch to which the producers of society can retreat. Though 'tis a dream devoutly to be wished ...

Ever heard of the Free State Project? http://www.freestateproject.com/

Considering what our ancestors went through in pursuit of freedom and a better life, this isn't a bad idea...