Amartya Sen referred to Adam Smith as a representative of an ethical approach to economics; Smith's idea of impartial spectator influenced, like Rousseau's general will, the Kantian ideal of autonomy. The left that embraced Hegel and self-centered revolutions made it all wrong.

Economic systems don't exist in a vacuum. We utilize both systems at the same time and will continue to do so. We need to strengthen oversight and nationalize anything essential to our basic human needs. There's no need to entirely do away with capitalism. Nor should we.

Greed is actually bad, as it turns out.

Unfettered anything is bad. Especially liberalism.

Please tell me you are a centralist, I thought I was the last one left

AMEN TO THAT