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I read this comment as "Capitalism isn't deregulation". I agree the video isn't great, but this intepretation seems the wrong way around.
Yeah I kind of posted this after reading some of that comment thread so my interpretation is a bit biased towards that fact, It is tough because she is all over the place but the gist of her thought is she thinks we believe Capitalism equals deregulation equals all the bad things(and that is why we dislike the video) but she doesn't understand that the free market by definition and as defended by libertarians is opposite to regulations.
So the only one thinking regulations/de-regulation equals capitalism is herself, in reality neither are central parts of the definition of capitalism, let alone a qualifier of good or bad by itself(as we know capitalists want less not more). And the entire video and her comments there are total nonsense.
She fundamentally does the same thing, trying to mislead the viewer into believing money and trading are central concepts of capitalism instead of shit we've done for thousands for years before it.
Fair enough, but yep, very much all agreed. Her justification at tihs stage seems to be "oh, these people must just hate capitalism because deregulation exists", no attempt to understand the problems. Very frustrating.