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Please tell me what you mean by "capitalism".I have no idea what your talking about; owning slaves is quite "capitalist" indeed.No one cares...They were men of their time, who cares?
A simplistic appeal to authority like that has no more validity than an appeal to Zeus or other mythical figures as far as I'm concerned.
Read Margaret Thatcher and shut up, there's nothing you can do.
The hybrid system including Fascism have achieved the fastest economic growth periods in the past 2 centuries.
The USA wasn't considered Capitalist until the 1880's when the Corporate charters loosened.
Nothing you say is remotely consistent, and just based on historical nostalgia, and silly idolized appeals to a magical "authority" of the Founders, rather than the actual system of government. The Founders aren't the "pope".
Owning slaves is greedy commerce for sure.
Capitalism equates more to Laissez Fair economic lack of structure.
If you just mean fatuous consumerism, that's something different entirely.