views on political capitalism

First things first if you don't Know what political capitalism is let me explain, in school you learn about the two wings of all governments. The fist being "political", and the second "economical". In political we have facism to communism, and in economical we have laise faire capitalism to communism. Now what do you think of a society that is governed by the flow of cash rather then people, where political and economical disputes of the country are answered with capitalist ideology. Where urban/suburban development is provided by profit driven corporations. All this regulated by a simple constitution insuring rights and freedoms, anti monopoly, and simple laws of justice.

In my view I think it would be fascinating to see, and possibly a very enjoyable way of life. I am a economical facist or some one who believes in facism focused around economical/work ethic scale, so focused hatred on lazy, non productive people rather then a specific race, or culture.

Correct me if i am wrong, but doesnt this rely on those making money actually sharing their wealth? In theory, i think it would be good. But in practical application i cant see this happening with all the ppl we have driven by greed in todays society. Unless a harsh penalty would be enforced should they not do so.

Parshaly yes, but the simple constitution should have a few thing on wages of people or the populous would stop giving him there doller vote and then his cash flow would stop and people may even refuse to work for the company.

Isn't this what America has become anyways? With the citizens united decision, and corporations ability donate massive amounts of money to politicians and there lobbyists i feel like they are pretty much in control of what happens in this country.

I myself feel there needs to be less money in politics, not more.