That includes the environment and human life. Just take a look around. Look at the Superfund sites scattered all over Western New York. Remember the Great Lakes in the 1970s, when Erie was eerie. Recall slavery, child labor, and the low-wage industrial slums that grandpa and grandma died in.
Capitalism is no dream.
It's cruel and myopic. But after a few centuries of struggle we Westerners have managed to reign it in just a bit. Since the end of the 19th century we've added labor laws and environmental protections. We've learned to tolerate capitalism because it is the economic extension of human liberty, but we know we must control it because, until humans are angels, total liberty will always mean total chaos. Karl Marx was nothing more than an astute critic of economic history whose solution proved he was a tragically poor student of politics.