I'd like to end this by saying people are naturally altruistic, there are prehistoric human remains showing that people cared for the old and the disabled even though they couldn't work. When we see someone hurt, we want to help. Having a medium through which to gain and exert power (money) nullifies or limits these inherent qualities while enabling greed and corruption, and cultivates a culture that fetishizes competition over co-operation
A Capitalist society by nature prioritizes selfish individual gain over the collective good of the people, while its incentives being to either work hard or die, regardless if you're able to or not, it's structured in way that allows only a few to reap the rewards while at least 80% of the population live in penury or extreme famine
How can we take care of the needy and fully practice our inherent ancestral characteristics under this harsh climate? Literally and figuratively