I'm really more a pragmatist.
Outside of a few social issues i pretty much base my opinions on the best available research i can access and vet methodology wise. Give me a political issue, and I can generally give you the best arguements for both sides. (Which, usually there are at least some positives on both sides)
Additionally, country really matters. If I lived in Denmark, a Denmark level of government would be awesome.
In the US? I wouldn't trust the government to run a Quiznos.
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Which is somewhat misleading, as I do have somre more "Left Wing/Autortiarian" stances not covered.
In general being laws forcing more transparency. The main problem most countries currently have with capitlism isn't lack of control.
It's lack of transparency.
Capitalism essentially rests on the strength of crowdsourcing problems. This becomes less effective when nobody can clearly see the problems or possibly even know what is working.
