> when free market capitalism meets moral philosophy I wish people would stop using the phrase "free market capitalism" because capitalism as we have it today

> when free market capitalism meets moral philosophy I wish people would stop using the phrase "free market capitalism" because capitalism as we have it today has proven itself to be the enemy of free markets. People need to know that we came to a fork in the road and took the wrong path. Also, the "meets moral philosophy" part reminds me a bit of the equivalent phenomenon in the religious sphere - prosperity gospel - has also become a thin rationalization for actions and beliefs actually quite contrary to older more-authentic teachings. There's a lot of overlap between the two, and probably a lot more parallels to be drawn.