The memory is such that you will remember the first and last things said.
Nearly 7 billion people (minus Lew Rockwell) know that capitalism = the American system - some know that it is the Chinese system.
You ranting on about how capitalism is the “savior of America” will not change that perspective. It’s futile and it’s unaccepted - in historical and contemporary language.
Capitalism, for a fact, has never meant a free market and never will in commonly spoken and understood language. No matter what twenty of you want to say.
Read Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead. I liked Atlas Shrugged, but after reading the Fountainhead, I liked it better than Atlas Shrugged.
Atlas Shrugged came off as trying too hard to be preachy. The Fountainhead was more of a character based story, it was easier to identify with and become attracted to the characters. I absolutely hated the long radio speech from John Galt, and caught myself skipping most of it. The similar (but substantially shorter) speech by Howard Roark at trial was much better, although it was still too long.
I’ve benefited greatly from reading these two books. Atlas Shrugged however reads a lot like straight propaganda.