The way I read these capitalist/anti-capitalist debates is that those for capitalism usually have an idealized version of it in their heads and those against it

The way I read these capitalist/anti-capitalist debates is that those for capitalism usually have an idealized version of it in their heads and those against it have some very specific issue in mind. In Latin America, there are many communities that have suffered because of specific capitalist ventures: a banana plantation, a copper mine, etc. You have to acknowledge these things and offer a better version of capitalism if you want diminish this divide.