While I think the government policy is questionable, I am also concerned by the willingness of communications companies to respond to requests without warrants.
You probably don't want to read this then: http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/03/warrantless-eavesdr...
It’s easy to forget these days, but former President George W. Bush’s illegal warrantless surveillance program was never halted by Congress, nor by the Obama administration. It was merely legalized in a 2008 law called the FISA Amendments Act. That means the surveillance of Americans’ international phone calls and internet use — complete with secret rooms in AT&T data centers around the country — is likely still ongoing.
Now you could argue this is when a business transitions into a government-like entity, but that's another thread.
Capitalist systems are the ones with the LEAST amount of involvement between government and business. Yes, those relationships are often still too strong and even unethical, but at least they're not part of the government's basic mandate.
And I didn't seem to imply anything about fascists not being good at making money and owning property.