I have concerns and priorities in my life other than China trade and money alone. That's my opinion, for right or wrong.
The problem is this, under our current system the worker is always going to have to provide more value to the company than he is given in return, that is what generates profits, that "extra" value.
The
Democratic Socialist Communist ideal is that you can better redistribute those profits back to the worker; the problem arises however is that it invariably leads to less profit when you do, so the end result you just end up being poorer anyway. This happens virtually every time and every place and in every way the ideal is attempted; this is why Europeans are poorer than you.
So when Bernie says he is against captialim, that is what he means, that he is a communist and is going to have to exert control over how those profits are given
back to you. Or Warren's pro-Capitalist, more typical in line with Eurpean democratic socialist policies where wealth is taken from the top, but it ends up not being nearly enough to sustain the burden so everyone has to be taxed greatly in multiple ways.
The end result is always the same, you trade a larger piece of a bigger pie for a bigger piece of a smaller pie, like say I dunno trading a slice of a full size Pizzahut pizza for a slice of a personal pan.
It's a bad trade. If our goal is to lessen the income inequality gap, while maintaining a higher and growing standard of living, then we have to do it through our current system and not scrapping it to be more like other (poorer) countries.