Rejection of the current crony capitalism doesn't imply socialism. A right winger can dislike how it makes markets lazy through government protection, and maki

Rejection of the current crony capitalism doesn't imply socialism. A right winger can dislike how it makes markets lazy through government protection, and making entry and exit difficult. A left winger can criticise the inefficiency of outcomes in monopolistic markets, and the unfairness of outcomes based on initial endowments. The current status quo is very traditional: those in charge take every opportunity to enrich themselves either legally, illegally or by rigging the law.