What sells succeeds, displacing traditional cultural and religious values. And profits readily become more valued than people. By their very nature, entrepreneurial capitalists must be gamblers willing to risk loss in hopes of winning huge gains. Venture capitalism seems to many conservatives akin to adventure capitalism, linked to sins of greed, addiction, and often reckless risk-taking. Many traditionalists prefer success through years of effort and thrift, not speculation esteeming wages over wagering.
Capitalists usually seek quick profits.
They likewise exploit people, squeezing maximum profit in exchange for the least pay they can force desperate workers to accept. Such environmental disruption and social pressure do not conserve and are therefore unconservative. Some primitive peoples still believe the above superstitions and notions. Although each objection contains at least a grain of truth, such views, if embraced as the whole truth, would plunge our world back into a Dark Ages. Sovereignty and Patriotism.