> You are implying that capitalism is the problem? Certain kinds of capitalism, yes. There's not just one kind, and the kind we have now isn't the best kind.

> You are implying that capitalism is the problem? Certain kinds of capitalism, yes. There's not just one kind, and the kind we have now isn't the best kind. Perhaps we should try to discover a better one? > What does privacy look like in non-capitalist places ... like ... China ...? China is very capitalist now, if you weren't aware. In any case, the main problem in those countries (at least with regards to privacy) was authoritarianism, not non-capitalism.