If you're not a capitalist – ie, you don't believe in the exchange of cash for goods and labour, have you ever considered somewhere more aligned with your views? Say, Cuba or North Korea?
Or do you mean you are a capitalist, but you don't subscribe to the "market is king" Neocon outlook?
Its pretty much impossible not to enter into the area of capitalism in modern society – but that doesnt mean i think its fair. Neoconservatism is doubly wrong 🙂
Ok, fair enough, its impossible to move away from some form capitalism, but as an overall goal i feel its wrong. Why cant the proceeds be more evently shared rather than the top end hoovering it up – we still live in a very class-ridden society, and the split of voting seems to endorse this (huge swathes of land tory, dense urban areas are not)
Why are you talking about communist nations? Communism implies that TOTAL control is heralded by a centralised (and supposedly shared) power base. That hasn't been discussed here.