For me, human liberty comes first. Well-being follows as a natural consequence of my choices if I choose wisely. If you want true human capitalism, you need real free markets, not planners, price controls, quotas, taxation, subsidies, welfare, and regulatory capture. I haven't seen Yang offer that solution, though, and he seems to present the consequences of political cronyism as a "market failure" while promising more political intervention that can only result in new cronyism.

And this post seems to be little more than a copy/paste of promotional marketeering and campaign promises. We all know how much that's really worth. Thus the downvote.