He doesn’t say there are good and bad things about capitalism because he (wrongly) assumes his readers have read theory previously. In a nutshell, capitalism i

He doesn’t say there are good and bad things about capitalism because he (wrongly) assumes his readers have read theory previously. In a nutshell, capitalism is interpreted as workplace and economic dictatorship , and communism is seen as workplace and economic democracy, for workers get democratic rights within their workplace and get to decide important economic matters, such as housing etc. So ofc the system, which Saito and radicals see, is nothing else than glorified theft and lazyness, and thus cannot be "reformed", it has to be abolished. And replaced by what? A mix of workers coops, state enterprises and local workers parliements, depending on the flavour of "communism" you adhere to.