This view oversimplifies the diversity of left-wing thinking. Although left-wing politics has traditionally been associated with criticism of capitalism, the actual situation is more complicated.： 1. There is a spectrum of left-wing positions: from the radical left, which advocates a complete replacement of capitalism, to the social democrats, who support a regulated market economy, they belong to the broad left. 2. Many modern left-wing supporters are not opposed to capitalism itself, but to unfettered capitalism. They advocate： -Stronger social safety net -Reduce the gap between rich and poor -Market supervision to prevent monopoly and environmental damage - Protection of workers' rights and interests 3. Social democratic countries such as Northern Europe have practiced a mixed economic model where capitalism and powerful social projects coexist. This simplified binary view of opposition often stems from the polarization of political discussions, while actual policy positions are usually more subtle and diverse.