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Of course a degree of Capitalism is good too. Everybody loves a good restaurant, dress shop, barber or hairdresser, tavern, music hall, shoe store, markets, as small capitalism and local. Corporate Capitalism as it gobbles-up more and more of the competition becomes more and more fascist until finally it becomes pure evil.

Concerning the Conservative system, the natural world is considered to possess and inherent integrity of existence, which would engender a conviction of Foundation Reasoning and the code of conduct called Ethics as distinguished from Morality. Ethics is based upon prohibitions wherein Morality is based on the Dyadic Authoritative Comparative, in which behavior toward otherness is dictated by Consequential Value as determined by the Dyadic, and prohibition is practically invalid. It's ok to kill if what is killed is declared an enemy or is considered to possess no meaningful Consequence.

Any given entity, quality or condition considered to possess Consequential Integrity would be considered sacrosanct by virtue of prohibitions, based on respect for pre-existent states and conditions as natural or respected, as opposed to Progressive Materialism, wherein the emphasis is upon Volition. These are two opposed means of thinking, as good enough and never good enough and always more.

Overly Conservative is stultifying and overly Progressive is contemptuous. This prohibitive person will not entertain anything new or different though it might be a better way and not necessarily progressive. He won't dance no matter the tune. And sometimes this Conservative is quite intolerant. The Progressive person might have no respect for the old the antique and destroy it for the sake of newness. The ethical person does not engage in what is against their principles no matter what the reward might be, nor the detriment if possible. Often a strict code of conduct is inflexible, and incapable of dealing with unforeseen situation and circumstance.

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