I am a capitalist.

Look at all the things you can't do, if you think there isn't a golden lining in the SAFE Act and Dodd-Frank for example, read it again.But, as long as we live in a society, a capitalistic society there will be rules, regulations and laws.

Obama has acted on the advice of his advisors and carried out a Capitalist Monetarist policy which is almost identical to Bush's.

It's part of the capitalistic system.

I also tried to say something of the effect that this is the byproduct of a capitalistic society - should I feel bad about being a software engineer, for instance, because I know that machines one day could replace human labor? 

At the end of the day, this is American, the number 1 capitalist country on the face of the planet. 

I don't think they are known for any liberal tenant bias, but the changes reflect real consumer protection from unethical practices.I'm a capitalist to the bone, but I think many LO strategies are a set up for failure. 

This is especially true if the actions of the party they have a contract with were a direct cause of them defaulting OR if the lack of a default will destroy them financially when the recourse for breach was clearly spelled out up front.I guess I am more of a capitalist than many and like to have terms set up front.

Also, the Capitalist of our country have too much money and power for a true socialist environment to evolve.

As a capitalist, I tend to believe that money can be created through small business, entrepreneurs, investors, and even faith based non-profits (e.g.