But it is as well to keep in mind that many intellectuals in the West still consider capitalism to be immoral: too devoted to a vulgar worship of money, too dependent on greed, too deeply founded on adversarial individualism.
They, too, founded towns and monasteries on their thickly wooded lands and established their ministeriales as burgraves and advocates over them.
The speech was the first time that Kennedy detailed how American foreign policy should be conducted towards African nations, noting a hint of support for modern African nationalism by saying, "for we, too, founded a new nation on revolt from colonial rule".
"Peek into the basement of any successful life and you'll see that they, too, are founded on failure," McArdle writes.
There is also "comic relief" in the form of friends and neighbors, though in time we learn that "their lives too are founded on pain and insecurity and lack of togetherness".
The poem's metre, too, is founded on a balance of two halves to each line, "more like masonry than music".
They had become too complex for a site founded on simplicity, too restrictive and hostile to continue to innovate the way I wanted to.
"The manner in which we did it pleased me too as it was founded on a good defensive performance.
But I firmly believe that national policy founded on too myopic principles merely extends problems for this country.
Although the situation in "Late Marriage" isn't as extreme, it, too, portrays marriage as an institution founded on the concept of advantageous breeding and features a liberated woman who is blamed for its central character's weakness.
It interfered, too, with the claims of France, founded on the same principle.
