Onix, I actually agree with a lot, though not all, of your sentiments. Capitalism, while it has produced many beneficial things, isn't the be all end all best possible system for human interaction in my opinion, it's just the been the one that has worked best so far. At it's core it is basically just an advanced form of feudalism, with dynastic wealth transfers through generations based on bloodlines and lineage rather then merit. It rewards bad behavior as often as it rewards productivity and good behavior.

However, hatred and disrespect is part of the reason we wound up here to begin with. The reason the number of laws various countries are passing only tends to increase, the reason authority has such a foothold, is because people treat each other like dishonest shitbags, don't listen or try and communicate, and end up hurting each other in the process, trying to get their slice of the pie. And then people try and pass laws to prevent that. But that's bandaging the symptom rather then addressing the root core of the problem.

The root core of the problem is that people need to make the INDIVIDUAL choice to start treating each other better and more compassionately. This cannot come from some authority. The reason communism has failed so hard in most cases is because authority cannot be a substitute for individuals simply making better choices and being better people to each other. There are no shortcuts to a better culture. There are no correct -isms.

It starts with you. If you don't like money and capitalism, great. But respect other people and their choices, even if they are different. If people can't do at least that, then of course there will be wars and laws and other unnecessary bullshit that gets in the way of us building a better world. It's simply an ill thought out attempt to mitigate the chaos.

You win this battle by being the better person and changing peoples hearts and minds one at a time. Someday, many generations down the line, perhaps people will look back at this time and the times before it and laugh at how silly it was that everyone didn't simply work together. But we'll never reach that point if people don't make personal changes in their own behavior. You can't create paradise at the end of a sword.