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Reason Foundation Co-Founder Manny Klausner on Ayn Rand

Manuel "Manny" Klausner was one of the founding partners in Reason Enterprises, which began publishing Reason magazine in 1971, three years after the publication's creation. After serving in a va...  
 
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politEgoEgonomics (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Mr.davidngo4415 is right on this one, too.
):and doesn't merit all of the thumbs down:(

If one stops to analyse this scenario correctly, it comes down to cause and effect.

*Reason magazine* had everything to gain by hijacking Miss Rand's name and image for a cause that She emphatically stated as incompatible with Her Philosophy of Objectivism. This is the unfortunate anti-intellectual trap that this faction uses to gain popularity...

...and also why the Galt's Gulch refuge is closed to them.
truenorthstrongfree (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Reprint that November 1973 issue!!
AJinFM (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I could listen to Manny Klausner all day. Thanks Reason.  Thanks Manny.
carolyncriss (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Love it. Keep 'em coming.
NickDiPerna (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Excellent story!
haypenny (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Honey - she's essentially the founder of the Libertarian movement and an extremely important thinker and champion of freedom. Reason has done a few videos in a series on Rand recently due to the anniversary of 'Atlas Shrugged'.
ian2470147 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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The founder of Libertarianism? Not really. Objectivism yes (obviously) but not Libertarianism. Hell, Adam Smith and Thomas Paine supported Libertarian ideals (back then it was called Liberalism though) a good 150 years before Rand.

Again, I acknowledge he importance, and I do like her a fair bit, but it just seems like everything in Reason has been on Rand lately.
haypenny (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Yes, I should have said modern libertarianism. Anyway, I didn't mean to infer that she's the only inspiration for the movement. And Reason is commemorating 'Atlas' I believe. Take Care.
ian2470147 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Oh, is it an anniversary type thing? That makes sense then.
eksortso (1 month ago) Show Hide
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It's a timely tribute thing. They're doing videos about Rand all this month. Many 20th-century libertarians were influenced by Rand, and since Atlas Shrugged is selling so well lately and since there are two new biographies about the woman, why not make the most of it?

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