Comment: actually, I'm merely citing what many from the "Tech Gen."

described themselves to be.

Along with the fact that even currently, there are disproportionately high number of libertarian computer scientists/coders in general, in Silicon Valley as well as other high-tech locales. There's no secret to this fact.

It's the whole 'logic' thing; have yet to see any 'movement' political hacks 'win' a factual argument with a libertarian.o)

Of course, while I never made a generalization specifically in that regard, but you are absolutely right: "being pro-business and working hard to make money isn't solely reserved for libertarians."

Who can disagree with that: wanting to succeed in life, financially?

That's what most humans tend to want, in my experience, though obviously not always the "pro-business" part, however that has come to be seen in this corporatist age where most mainstream politicos are utterly clueless of the difference between capitalism vs. corporatism.

But, I'd submit that your latter part, "working hard to make money"? That's almost rhetorical, more so, if you have loved ones to support.