"You can count the number of atrocities perpetrated by each. The number of scandals involving their priests. The total number of adherents." Yes, but these wou

"You can count the number of atrocities perpetrated by each. The number of scandals involving their priests. The total number of adherents." Yes, but these would be statistics (subjectively determined and presupposing a set of values I might add) to determine whether one or another ideas were better than one another, and in what way. The grey thinking in this article is just one big ideological blender. It implies that if we had A X Capitalism and (1-A) X Socialism, maybe that would be a sensical or desirable outcome. It does not say in any way how that is a coherent thing, either for those two specific models, or for models in general.