There is nothing "communist" about the article. It is a critique of the flaws of our existing crony capitalist economies and how the real "welfare" is provided

There is nothing "communist" about the article. It is a critique of the flaws of our existing crony capitalist economies and how the real "welfare" is provided mostly to the elite. It concludes not with some call to junk capitalism and have the state run everything, but instead with advice on modifications we could make to fix the flaws and allow capitalism to work a little more like we all believe it does.