"It's called capitalism!"

I'm very doubtful that you can count on modern, woke, lefty scriptwriters in Hollywood even to remember, let alone accurately represent, that the word Nazi is a contraction for Nazionalsozialialistiche Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (National Socialist German Workers' Party), or that fascist government (of which Nazism is a subspecies) is a socialist, planned economy, where nominal ownership of means of production is left in private hands, while still being subject to near-total government regulation and control.

"What can I say, Jonesie? I'm a capitalist... and they pay."

Indeed. See Fight Club also.
But it's not dissonance: one of the reasons Capitalism endures is that it's smart enough to produce its own criticism of itself as a system (and therefore control it).

Wait really, they cut the Batwoman line out?
That's interesting because that horribly dumb line was applauded so much by the main stream media.

Almost like it's just a loud minority pushed by the MSM while the rest wants nothing to do with this constant strong independent women bullshit narrative.

Remember "The force is female"?
Can't make this shit up...

Speaking even as a leftist, the best system is capitalism with strong government controls/intervention which prevents monopolies.

Yes, adversity/a squeeze in the market does often prompt innovation, but it too often causes hardship and long-term job insecurity, so a balance must be struck, otherwise it *can* lead to a zero-sum game (where people have finite resources, the market is squeezed, and as a result businesses and jobs are under threat, there will be 'winners' and 'losers', and often the more the former thrives, the more the latter suffers).

Also, if the market is controlled by a limited number of corporations, that can be worse than full control via the state (within a *democratic* socialist system, as opposed to a communist/fully socialist one), because at least voters are enfranchised to kick a bad government out of power, but have arguably less power in the case of corporations (commercial boycotts aren't an option in the case of essential services/resources). Plus, whilst I do support capitalism, over the alternative, it is worth bearing in mind that the ultimate goal of capitalism is profit, at the cost of everything else. Capitalism is intrinsically amoral (i.e. it's neither consciously evil nor consciously good, but that means that other considerations, like jobs, employers' rights, quality-of-service, and impact on the environment, society and infrastructure are ignored in favour of the all mighty dollar), hence why stringent government controls are necessary within a capitalist system, which allow businesses to flourish without centralised govt. control, but don't allow them to exploit, overpower and hurt individuals and the governments they elect to protect their rights.

Perhaps her character is a bit naive or even a bit stupid by design? Maybe they'll give Indy some pushback ( assuming he still "likes Ike" and America) and won't just get browbeat into submission by god-daughter Helena. Being a smug know-it-all 60s brat at loggergeads with Indy's generation would at least be true those times. A female version of Mutt is what they are going for, I suppose. Hopefully the writers respect Indy and he at least gives as good as he gets.

This is likely giving Disney too much credit at this point, but maybe they will do right by Indy.

"Socialism, communism, capitalism, or some completely different system could ALL work absolutely perfectly and create the most harmonious, utopistic happiness for the people of this planet, IF the planet was filled only with good people anyway."
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"...because no one would want to do anything evil."

That is contradicting and illogical in itself, as communism, for example, is inherently evil by design - you said so yourself.
You cannot have good people wanting to run an evil system. If they do - they aren't good.

Sorry, while I see where you're coming from, what you said is oversimplified and makes little sense.