Here's the some specifics on this particular corn pone:
Reason Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supported by donations and sale of its publications.[15] Its largest donors are the David H. Koch Charitable Foundation ($1,522,212) and the Sarah Scaife Foundation ($2,016,000), according to disclosures.[16] Other major donors are Donors Trust and Donors Capitol Fund, which in turn do not reveal their donors.[17] The Reason Foundation is part of the libertarian Atlas Network,[17][18], the State Policy Network and ALEC.[17]
Gotta hand it to them, pretty brilliant to call anti-regulatory extremism, antipathy to public institutions, and outright rejection of structural inequality "reason." Guess I am unreasonable.
I did read it, and considered the argument on its own merits. I posted the funding source in case it was helpful to other readers trying to understand possible authorial intent.
Reason Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supported by donations and sale of its publications.[15] Its largest donors are the David H. Koch Charitable Foundation ($1,522,212) and the Sarah Scaife Foundation ($2,016,000), according to disclosures.[16] Other major donors are Donors Trust and Donors Capitol Fund, which in turn do not reveal their donors.[17] The Reason Foundation is part of the libertarian Atlas Network,[17][18], the State Policy Network and ALEC.[17]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reason_(magazine)
Gotta hand it to them, pretty brilliant to call anti-regulatory extremism, antipathy to public institutions, and outright rejection of structural inequality "reason." Guess I am unreasonable.