Recently met a young lady who is a junior physical therapy major at Northern Arizona University. She was telling me about taking a course at NAU entitled "Capitalism". As we discussed what kinds of topics were being taught in that course, and after asking her many questions about it, here is the bottom line that the professor was advocating.
The general theme from this prof is that capitalism is bad, and communism is better. He made them write a paper on Karl Marx, then used that theme to indoctrinate them about the virtues of Marxism.
Two of her best friends took the class with her, and both left that class believing the United States should convert to Communism. She was not there mentally yet, but admitted that the class changed her views regarding capitalism and the distribution of wealth in a capitalistic society. The prof conveniently failed to explain that the distribution of wealth in Communist countries is even MORE SKEWED to the top 1% of its population.
This is a perfect example of the systemic socialist indoctrination of our college students today. They exit college as socialist zombies, unable to understand that the distribution of wealth by the leaders in Communist countries is actually worse than in our capitalistic society. In Russia, China, Venezuela, and Cuba, the oligarchs running those countries control almost all of the wealth, while the commoners gravel for scraps. It is no mystery why nobody is trying to crash the borders of Cuba and Venezuela to live there.
The siren's song of a "level playing field" is used to indoctrinate the weak-minded. They are too young, and too easily indoctrinated, because of their lack of understanding of how the real world functions. One common failure of the young, is a failure to study the history of societies, in which they would learn that every society in the history of mankind has had a caste strata within its society, with the vast majority of wealth being controlled by only a few at the top. History repeats itself.