“Can’t #endpoverty without ending capitalism,” claimed a recent post on Teen Vogue, an online-only media organ that’s part of an empire estimated to generate hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue each year.

Ironically, Teen Vogue is owned by Conde Nast, a company that wouldn’t exist were it not for capitalism. That should shed some light on the credibility of Teen Vogue’s claim. The reality is, all attempts to indoctrinate the youth with failed ideologies aside, that we need more capitalism and less socialism to end poverty.