Exactly how is China with its' unequal distribution of wealth and lack of a vibrant middle class a capitalist country? I think the word imperialism would more accurately describe China. The US is becoming more imperialist as well through Keynesian/Marxist control of individual wealth. But, there's no reason to bastardize capitalism with incorrectly using the terminology. To survive as a capitalist country, the US must encourage competition through anti trust enforcement and protection of individual rights of ownership which results in true productivity advances.

Unions can exist only in good economies. That's because, like the government, they don't increase productivity. They can leach off of a healthy economic climate without revealing statistics. They are a hidden tax that comes to light when the layers are pealed back. Note the effect of Right To Work laws have in those states vs. the anti work laws in other states. One of the main reasons union membership is down is due to the unions themselves going after new membership. As they try to unionize lower paid workers (often a high percentage of illegal workers), the existing members correctly see that they are being replaced by lower paid workers. Not smart, uh? Their Marxist theories are revealed for the 'traps' that they are.

Pretty sure even hate speech is protected by the 1st Amendment. Otherwise, I would be tempted to tell the Trustees to shut up.