Capitalism: The Foundation of Human Life and Morality

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It is built on individuals. Specifically, it is built on individual rights.

Everyone claims that these days. I don't know what makes capitalism any different.

And how is this a problem, exactly?

Being a nationalist, I have a problem with international ideologies simply due to the fact that they ignore EXISTING national, linguistical and cultural differences.
For example, I am against foreign corporates having their way in my country. I loathe to see a McDonalds or Burger King in my streets. I loathe to have my salt being extracted and sold by foreigners. I hate loathe to see foreign investers destroying local businesses.

Self-interest is the moral ideology behind it - in combination with individual rights.

As I said, everyone claims that these days. Do I disrespect people's individual rights? No. I'm all for personal property.

Ha. Bullshit.

No, it's the truth.

Except, the clash of interests doesn't necessarily produce chaos. The government is there with the specific purpose of resolving those differences.

Well, wouldn't that interfere with these individual rights and the free flow of capital you're talking about? Government interference into the economy is minimal or non-existent in a true capitalist society.