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Okay, if you meant this as an oxymoron, but that was not clear.

But your Capitalism definition is still widely off, because there is not really one, but lots of different capitalisms all around the world and through history.

There is for example state capitalism which is capitalism run by a state.

How about a foreign business? For example, a British company. The US deployed into the Middle East at the behest of British Petroleum after the largest democracy in the region elected a leader who was going to kick BP out of the country for exploiting both the country's resources and people through horrible wages and working conditions - we're talking company towns of the 1900s style labor practices. So the US backed an up and coming dictator who destroyed the government on the promise of still allowing BP full control of the country's oil - Saddam Hussein.

Or how about the US funding companies like Wal-Mart with subsidies while also paying for their workers' wages because more than 50% of them are below the poverty line while they come into an area and destroy all the local businesses and drain the wealth of the people living in the area.

Or the most recent example, the US passing a law banning a company with a social media platform called TikTok while citing reasons that US based social media companies aren't held accountable for, despite being just as guilty.