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  Earlier this week, I offered a critique of a piece that Neal McCluskey posted.  He responded here.  I started writing a rebuttal to his rebuttal, but decided that I didn’t want to be the “someone is wrong on the internet!” guy, so I’ll just move on and allow readers to reach their own conclusions.   The tl;dr take is that he says his attack wasn’t on academic freedom; it was on taxpayer funding of educational institutions at all.     This strikes me as a case of what philosophers call incommensurable premises.  Our basic assumptions are incompatible.  Kudos to McCluskey for spelling out his assumptions candidly a trait too often absent from contemporary policy writing.  I disagree fundamentally with his position, for reasons outlined in the earlier critique, but I appreciate putting the epistemological cards on the table.  At least we know where the disagreement is.

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