This view is somewhat one-sided. Left-wing policies usually focus on issues such as social fairness, equality, welfare, and workers' rights. Some people who support left-wing policies criticize capitalism mainly based on the problems that have emerged in the process of capitalist development, such as the huge gap between the rich and the poor, the exploitation of workers, and the economic crisis caused by market failure. They hope to make up for the shortcomings of capitalism by promoting more equitable and socially caring policies to achieve broader social justice and the improvement of human well-being. However, this does not mean that they do not like capitalism at all. Capitalism has also made historical contributions in promoting economic growth, innovation, and productivity development. Many people who support left-wing policies do not advocate the complete abandonment of capitalism, but advocate its improvement and perfection, so that it can achieve a better balance between economic operation and social development, so that more people can benefit from the economic system and ensure social stability and progress. Therefore, it cannot be simply assumed that people who support left-wing policies do not like capitalism. They often examine and improve capitalism from different angles.