I missed this , what ' s this in context to ? what happened ? <| sep |> I ' ll have to get into modding this game then , I ' d love to add in some Command Conquer units D <| sep |> after getting lightsaber on Dantooine and venturing out to find JuhaniI ' m getting my ass handed to me by kath hounds . Why are my force powers not working ? <| sep |> i ' ve been there in Witcher 3 <| sep |> Oh you were referring to OP ' s post . Friend above I think was referring to the 10 x 42 thingy <| sep |> That 10 th is a 9 th batch bro . <| sep |> Capitalism in this context is interpreted to mean a free , unregulated monetary market . If you want alternatives to a monetary system completely , I ' d recommend specifying so . Proponents of a complete freemarket monetary system will point out that it gives individual freedom , and allows those who ' know how to play ' the money system , who are allegedly knowledgeable , resourceful and benevolent , to gain the power in form of large amounts of money with which to incur their positive benefits to society . They ' ll also point out anyone who ' s poor in this system must not be valuable enough to society to want to feed , and that society taking care of them for them motivates them to put even less effort into society , thus terms along the lines of socialist cesspool , which is a society which loses all progress from trying to idealistically take care of everyone , taking away motivation from everyone to contribute . These are positions for an unregulated free market , and the reasonings for all Western societies having adopted variations of this model . As such , it ' s not an unsuccessful system , more of a thebestwecando system granted humans won ' t be motivated to contribute to society unless it ' s necessary for their own survival . As such , reasonings against capitalism aren ' t primarily useful for replacing capitalism with a different system , but more to improve the current capitalistic system , to make it more fair and useful . Dangers of capitalistic systems include monopoly , where for instance a company may sell something basic like water , and if no one else is there to sell water , then you can charge anything you want for it , and customers have no choice but to buy it , because you need water to survive . A company can tell you you have to pay $ 100 for a bottle of water if they want , even if they could sell it for $ 1 and make money , nothing tells them to sell it for cheap . Thus companies can make large amounts of money for no real reason . Corruption is one of the biggest dangers of capitalistic systems . This means a person with economic power pays money to easilymanipulated government officials to circumvent rules and regulations , thus gaining imbalanced economic advantages . Say for instance a large company pays the government to turn down other companies wanting to compete with your company , then you can get a monopoly advantage in a market which in turn allows you to get a large amount of money which allows you to continue paying the government to turn other companies down . Even if you ' re not strictly going against rules , you can still gain unfair advantages by exploiting flaws in the currently existing rules . For instance in presidential elections , you can invest money into a candidate to have them gain a much bigger chance at winning than the other party through expensive campaigning , and there ' s nothing in the rules saying you can ' t do it . The person you then paid to put into office can then perfectly legally alter the rules to remove even more regulations against paying into election campaigns , then you can pay even more money into a candidate the next election . Thus companies can essentially pay indefinitely to have elections go their way , without ever technically breaking a rule . This is a major controversy of how democratic democratic systems are . In general , what you expect to happen with free market capitalism is for ingenious and hardworking people to move upward in society , and for stupid and lazy people to move downward in society . In reality , this doesn ' t always , or even most of the time , happen in true freemarket societies . This because the above things happen all the time , companies do their best to influence laws and regulations to make the playing field stacked in their favor . It ' s a lot easier to pay money to be able to stay rich and making money , than to actually work hard and stay the best alternative on the market . This leads to badproduct companies staying rich because they ' re already rich , and goodproduct companies staying poor because they ' re already poor , thus going directly against the purpose behind freemarket capitalism . If you ask a leftwing person , then the left wing party tries to achieve this balance , whilst right wing parties are essentially paid for by large corporations and only represent them , and are thus the downfall of capitalism . If you ask a right wing person , then the right wing party tries to achieve this balance , whilst left wing parties just want to give everyone things for free and be the downfall of capitalism . So whether there exists a ' true ' proposed alternative to unregulated freemarket capitalism , is up to your perception .