What does "philantrocapitalism" even mean?

What is the alternative you're proposing?

If your system analysis gets mixed up with personal intentions analogy, you're not off to a good start. I don't think you even have good definitions of what you're talking about.

Prominent businessmen and philantropism delineating policy is an essential phenomena of capitalism as you can tell by the fact that prominent businessmen, policy-wielding through philanhtropy have been there wherever capitalism has been.

Your distinction is fake, and that's why my quote is perfectly relevant and not taking anything out of context. Its just that you don't have much idea what you're talking about.

"Philantrocapitalism" is just capitalism, doofus.