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It has long been ingrained in our minds that capitalism promotes freedom. Even today, prominent political radio talk shows broadcasters promote "libertarian" masterpieces as Friedman's Capitalism book and Road to Serfdom by Hayek, which assert that markets liberate humanity. This narrative continues to rule the political and educational spheres. Get twisted, 1%, because, according to Helen Weah's Capitalism, Socialism, Fascism, and Freedom: Big business is examined in the book The Toll Road to Serfdom. The democratic practices itself says that the market has its own major centers of power, and this work refutes the conservative canon while showing that the market has its own. Helen really demonstrates how capitalism disappoints to create a right to a portion of society's output as well as other conceptions of human liberty, leaving us vulnerable to the grand power struggles involving the corporations owned by the top one percent.
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