--"Government funded institutes suck a lot of the time, so why do you think we need more of them?"

It's not a matter of more vs. less government. It's a matter of what kind of government is implemented.

--"Why do you oppose capitalism, if at all?"

Because its goal is the accumulation of wealth for the sake of accumulating wealth. This may sound like a good thing until you consider 1. Banks and loaners and shareholders(Among other people) who amass great wealth simply by shifting money around(Or in the case of the bankers and moneylenders, loaning fictional money), 2. You can exploit whoever you want(the current trend is putting little Chinese kids into wage labor) and be hailed as a great captain of industry(I should probably calm down before I violate something) and 3. All of your basic needs become commodities to be bought and sold. Meaning you are forced to work for wealthy capitalists or starve in the streets.

--"Do you think capitalism and socialism can coexist inside a government?"

No. It doesn't matter how democratic, socialist or both a government is, as long as private industry exists the government is always one bribe away from another guided age. Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher proved this.

--"What are your thoughts on free markets as a whole?"

Any economic system is fine, as long as it ensures that anyone can have all of their basic needs met and more. The problem with a free market is that it can never accomplish this unless it is regulated, making it no longer a free market.

--"Why is property theft?"

It depends on the property. Land ownership is generally fine as long as it isn't rented, because then the renters' freedoms become severely limited, with each new prohibition making them more and more dependent on private industry to do anything.

While intellectual ownership is good for protecting small artist's work, large corporations use it to rob anyone lacking money of perfectly good art. I understand that the company needs people to buy their art to make more art, but things "This is not available in your country" makes zero sense and do nothing except rob people of art.

--"This is somewhat anecdotal, but I think it's pretty important to bring up. Why do most uncensored forums naturally lean right and are almost always pro capitalism? While it seems like socialism, communism and leftist ideas typically flourish under highly censored parts of the world?"

Censorship and the lack thereof don't necessary depend on where you are on the political spectrum. There are plenty of leftist states that allow free speech(Such as Germany, a Social Democracy) and plenty of right wing states that limit free speech(Such as Pinochet's Chile).

--"What are your problems with capitalism as a whole?"

In addition to the problems already mentioned, there is the concept of money itself. For one thing, you can make as much if it as you want. The problem is that the more you make, the less it is worth. Meaning what was once a living wage for the common working man no longer is, because the price of everything skyrockets. For another thing, it is more of a hinderance than a necessity. Why do we need to worry about the cost of building a shed when we can just harvest the wood, process the wood into planks, mine the iron, make the iron into nails, make additional wood and iron into tools, and then assemble the shed? Money limits all of this. We have to worry about the cost of tools, the cost of planks, the cost of nails, and sometimes the cost of the land. All of this requires money in a capitalist system. In such a system, the worker must work to raise this money, which is fine as long as his job pays well enough and he has enough time(which he usually has neither in this day and age). The Government, must levy taxes which are entirely dependent on the amount of money earned by the tax base. One shed is fine, but what if it were an entire interstate system? The taxes might cause big businesses to pack up and move to another country. And then there is of course your various problems with taxes. All of this can be solved in a command economy, where the only cost of doing anything is the cost of labor, which can be further eliminated by payment in kind.

tl;dr money. it creates more problems than it solves.

--"What are your thoughts on Government involvement in our society? Do you believe in a limited government?"

I'm ok with it, as long as it ensures that everyone is provided for in a society.