‘“Everyone can put solidarity values into practice—to live in solidarity—starting in whatever ways we can. And that is the transformative power of solidarity economics, that it doesn’t have to scale up only by building larger and larger organizations and systems. It can scale up by many people in many places pursuing economics of social justice. It will require taking back government to dismantle the systems that privilege capitalism and to redirect public resources toward solidarity economies. We can all begin by spreading the word, sharing our radical imagination of the world that we want to live in.”

price gouging and has created American Oligarchs that attempt to control everything with their wealth.

And needs many government controls to keep it in line.
If the greedy rich take charge of government the system topples from too much wealth in too few pockets.
I’m not against capitalism but it does feel like the stabilizing factors are being eliminated.

I’m not against capitalism but it does feel like the stabilizing factors are being eliminated.

It's based on continuous growth, and hording of capital.

Can be amazingly efficient at some things - but when it hits boundary limits (natural resources, overcrowding, concentration of wealth) it becomes a cancer that kills its host.

...because if "the 99%" was actually 99% of the electorate, you'd be able to change the Government and economic system. Meanwhile, socialism continues to be an economic system that no countries' voters seem to want.

but Americans keep rejecting the alternatives.