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I wasn't familiar with reason.com. Looked through a bit, it looks like it's a digital publication with a libertarian angle: https://reason.org/frequently-asked
by misterbowfinger 9y ago
I wasn't familiar with reason.com. Looked through a bit, it looks like it's a digital publication with a libertarian angle:
https://reason.org/frequently-asked-questions/#q1 https://reason.org/frequently-asked-questions/#q1
Not an issue per se, but good to know.
- tanderson92 9y agoWhy "not an issue per se" and not "not an issue at all"? There is a bit of subtle implication there. Libertarians care a great deal about civil liberties so this perspective is also not a shock.
- andrewprock 9y agoLibertarians have a very conflicted position with respect to civil liberties. For them freedom of association often trumps access to markets. This has created a weird pseudo-alliance between Libertarians and those who would limit access to markets based on genetic attributes. The Libertarians tend to downplay this fact, but not to the point of generally preferring market access over freedom of association.
- tb_technical 9y agoAhhhhh, calling the libertarians crypto-racists. Internet, never change!
- misterbowfinger 9y agoOh sure, I don't disagree, I just think it's important to know if a publication has a particular slant.
- SeanBoocock 9y agoLikewise. David Koch sits on the Board of Trustees, which should give you a good indication of what Reason might promote. More background: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reason_Foundation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reason_Foundation