it's true their prescription is worse than the disease, but they are also correct in identifying that there are some major problems occurring presently under our capitalist framework. the marriage of our corporations and gov to such a degree that it's difficult to tell where one ends and the other begins for starters. the stagnant wage growth since the ~70s. the ever-widening wealth gap. the fact that ever owning a home and having a family is a pipe dream for someone starting out today (unless born into wealth). it's pretty clear what the haves are up to at this point, and while it may be good for them in the short term, it's incredibly myopic and will prove destructive long term.