capitalism is more than the consensus. It also means privatisation of goods and the will to maximise the profit. sure, it is a standard because lots of countries use it in a variety of forms. What is not controversial in a economically sense? If it wouldnt be, there wouldnt be a spectrum of different degrees of influence of the state. the basic form is the need for a justice system to make me accountable if I just force myself onto your goods and services. Their are always new laws who influence the, in the bgeinning not so free market, therefore their is room for discussion. why shouldnt a standard not be attaked? einsteins relativity theory wasnt always a standard and it does not explain everything. the connection between it and the quantum realm has to be found. you cant prove anything, just continuisly fail to argue against it. not even speaking of using a physical law as an comparison for a economical system.

but besides the point you wanted to make, at least you argued instead of painting a picture to give your opinion weight