To me Capitalism = free markets and private property Socialism = centrally planned economy and common property Todays western systems would in this regard best be described as "corporatism" where state and corporations are intertwined in governing

Capitalism has never materialized on planet Earth, so I do not see a reason why this designation should be used. Capitalism requires that the people have property rights, which they do not have, so capitalism does not exist today. The same applies to liberalism and democracy. Corporations, businesses and businessmen exist exclusively on privileges granted by the property owners. The central banks are therefore owned by the property owners aka the lawmakers. The proto-Marxist, radical internationalist and steadfast Jew-lover Woodrow Wilson gave the Jew parasite and its partners in crime the privilege to issue money in 1913 when he hatched Federal Reserve. Banking is a privilege, and all privileges can be rescinded by the property owners, including the Federal Reserve system. Today we only have Marxism. What we identify as socialism, is Marxian socialism, and, unfortunately, Marxism is not a worn-out relic of the past. On the contrary, the destructive Jew creed of Marxism is currently the only system in operation today. Beneath the autocracies lie the Marxist state instruments.

Decentralization is key, just like our ancestral diet, where we hunted and gathered, no central control needed.