Well, try NOT to practice capitalism or protesting it. You're in for a lot of nuisances at best and to jail at worst. The point is, capitalism seems to do a wo

Well, try NOT to practice capitalism or protesting it. You're in for a lot of nuisances at best and to jail at worst. The point is, capitalism seems to do a wonderful job of looking like "the good system", as soon as you stay within the boundaries. And I'm not talking about rioting. I'm talking about groups doing perfectly legal stuff getting infiltated (if they're doing nothing wrong why would you try to entrap them?) or peaceful protests broke out by force by the police. The fact that you're not stepping out of the boundaries is what gives you the impression that no-one is pointing a gun at you to practice capitalism. I'm sure plenty of people in a communist, fascist or whatever regime stayed within those boundaries and lived a happy life without guns pointed at their heads. Just witness how many people in Italy (for example) want a fascist government to come back.