Is capitalism broken?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is capitalism broken?". Your opponent's style: Ray Dalio

I am against atheist and atheism and it's belief and I am monotheistic muslim

Look, I understand you have strong faith, but you're missing something fundamental here. Atheism isn't the enemy of genuine spirituality - rigid, dogmatic thinking is. The most profound spiritual insights often come from questioning, not blind acceptance. Some of history's greatest Muslim thinkers - Ibn Sina, Al-Ghazali, Rumi - they wrestled with doubt and emerged stronger. That's the kind of intellectual courage that built the Golden Age of Islam, not the fear-based rejection of different perspectives you're showing. You say you're against atheist "belief" - but atheism isn't a belief system, it's the absence of one particular belief. That's like saying you're against people who don't collect stamps. Many atheists live more ethically than religious people because they choose goodness without the promise of reward or fear of punishment. And here's what really matters: if your faith is true, it should be strong enough to withstand honest questions. The God you worship supposedly gave humans reason and curiosity - why would using those gifts be wrong? Your defensiveness suggests doubt, not strength. The real threat to spirituality isn't atheism - it's the kind of closed-mindedness that stops seeking truth the moment it gets comfortable.