To summarize:

• capitalism always results in the accumulation of wealth in a minority of hands through monopolies and oligopolies.
• once wealth accumulation occurs that minority will always utilize their wealth to manipulate the systems which control all our lives into their favor.
• regulation can be used to redistribute wealth, but is always going to be dismantled eventually through propaganda, lobbying, and bribery. Once dismantled, we're back at square one.
• therefore, capitalism is an irrideemable system which will always reach a failure state.

This is arguable, and honestly this exact bullet point can be made for virtually any political system, but it's most likely what OP's on about.

Political scapegoats exist for a reason.

Hypercapitalism

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