Capitalism still exists in a virtually unchanged form even though it's many decades if not centuries into the future

Anyone else annoyed by the pure ideology of Eternal Capitalism which constantly pops up in media?

Its worse when the past is no different ro contemporary capitalism.
The projection of a capitalist future, while something porky likes, is probably not an intentional form of propaganda. We live in the post cold war era where bo one assumes that anything different is possible. Having diversity in the future is as far as the tiny mind of a liberal can go.

That's nothing.

Are you dumb? The galactic Senate was a UN of sorts with all differing forms of governments and civilizations being represented along with galaxy spanning corporate interests and trading blocks.

It was specifically stated to be a federal republic.

It is the current system, so what do you expect? Chances are previous systems won't make a comeback. As for actual alternatives (even if imaginary), if you were the corporation making the film, would you want it to sell the idea of a system that'd kill you? if yes, you aren't thinking like the guys who decide
There are a very few exceptions though, like Star Trek.

Old republic era stuff gives mega-corporations a lot of political power as well. From a line I read in some loading screen and everything about Czerka.

I think the only pop sci-fi that presents a post capitalist future is Star Trek? All the other sci fi present it as still existing as it does now even with all the advances in technology. Everything from Blade Runner to Mass Effect to Alien. Even Star Wars features a capitalist economy I believe?

We need more independent filmmakers to have fantasy films with different economic systems TBH.

Star Trek actually has had episodes where the main characters chastise modern humans for being capitalist and has boasted about how in their future there's no money or classes. I wonder why a major corporation even made this, confuses me