"But China" doesn't say as much against non-capitalist systems as you think it does. It still runs capitalism, just more state controlled. It's the mirror side

"But China" doesn't say as much against non-capitalist systems as you think it does. It still runs capitalism, just more state controlled. It's the mirror side of the corporate-controlled government of the US. Shareholder value maximization is not what changed, but zero regulation happened, and securitization so that nobody knows where to really go with pitchfork and torches. Probably somewhere overseas to seize random tax haven assets.