I think unbridled anything is generally a bad idea. We've seen the destruction unbridled socialism can cause. However it is too bad you feel the need to give more power to the state to bridal in your excesses. All you are doing is unbridling the state.
The people should bridal in the state, not the other way around. If individuals cannot bridal in their excesses, what makes you think that folks given power in the government will be any better at controlling their greed?
I think unbridled government and power maximization are evil concepts. What you don't seem to understand is that this people whom you seem not to trust, your are willing to these same folks, unable to bridal their excesses control over your life that have the addition of being able to enforce these excesses.
The trap here is that the only thing that can truly bridle anything, whether it's capitalism, socialism, or the government itself, is the government. Ultimately, that's what we're stuck with, no matter how one slices it. Unless we want to eliminate government entirely, but then everything would be unbridled, though not for long.
Yes, the people should be the "bridle," which would not only restrain government, but also capitalism. But if they're not able or willing to do that, then all anyone can do is hope that the government does the right thing.
Some might look to media and those who try to keep an eye on government and support the public's right to know of any wrongdoing, but even that's become a source of controversy, due to charges of "fake news" and whatnot. The flow of information and its quality also appears to have an effect on the public's ability to bridle the government - or anything else for that matter.