The libertarians’ plea for liberty and this is the most common and prevalent petition, represents the body. According to the libertarians, we should endeavour to convert someone’s liberty into a right; in other words, our attempt will be to finalize that the infliction or projected infliction in opposition to someone else’s liberty is the foundation to initiate proceedings in order to correct or avoid them and this is the purpose of the libertarian dogma. The right shares common features with the right of self-ownership.

“Who is John Galt” is a phrase that we are seeing more and more here in the southeast. In fact you can view a number of billboards espousing the question while traveling Interstate 95 between Florida and Georgia. The question refers to a character by Ann Rand in the book “Atlas Shrugged” and has recently been seen at a number of Tea Party events, but what does it really represent? Most references to the question address it in a literal sense and describe John Galt as the architect of a worldwide strike by the society’s producers against the ever-increasing mantra of collective socialism.