I noticed there where a few Ayn Rand fans here so I thought I would do a poll and see how many.

Definitely not :)

 You can count me as an Anti-Randian activist!

 Ditto.

I love Objectivism, though it has its faults. Atlus Shrugged is the book that turned me toward Libertarianism all those years ago in college.

To me, it's stupid. It basically implies that our actions should be considered as though in a vacuum, and the effects on others should be ignored, since, I don't know, those people didn't work hard enough to avoid being adversely affected by other's actions.

Take Cortland, from the Fountainhead. If Rourke had just destroyed the plans, since he designed them, he might have a point, but because he designed it, we are expected to believe he has a right to trespass on property that another man likely earned with his own work, and has a right to destroy construction that other people built by their own hands.

Basically, objectivism is too inconsistent to actually work.

Plus it implies that altruism can only be forced, it can never be a willing choice to help others.

I think all of this is riddled with theological inconsistencies.

Philosophical inconsistencies, unless you are referring to parts directly dealing with theology. 

It's only unpleasant if you have a problem with saying "You are of no use to me. Leave." on a regular basis.