I disagree that the concept that "Capitalism and moral obligation are mutually exclusive" is a valid concept to even consider. They are certainly orthogonal, bu

I disagree that the concept that "Capitalism and moral obligation are mutually exclusive" is a valid concept to even consider. They are certainly orthogonal, but do not exclude each other. Capitalism isn't a philosophy for living life, or if it can be considered as such, it's definitely not a complete one. In contrast, Communism is a philosophy for life, as it extends beyond the economic sphere and into the political and social. How you organize work and trade is not the complete picture. The continued assertions that "Capitalism is immoral" as a valid viewpoint, versus just being ammoral, are part of why both corporations have been allowed to run amock and why dangerous philsophies like Communism have been on the rise again.