He’s right to point out that either no alternative is offered or the alternative is just more regulated capitalism with a stronger safety net.

There’s never any real discussion of detailed fixes in this kind of complaint—because that might acknowledge we can fix the problem without overthrowing the system. There’s never any argument about how under socialism (or some other alternative economic model) public policy tradeoffs, political failures, or scarcity just wouldn’t exist.

That’s certainly a way you can describe something.

Ugh, capitalism