Many people who believe themselves to be anti-capitalist are in fact blinded by the capitalist myth that money can take the place of historically reliable pro-s

Many people who believe themselves to be anti-capitalist are in fact blinded by the capitalist myth that money can take the place of historically reliable pro-social behavior. "A good, prosperous life" is the result of many people collaborating in a trusting, honest environment, not "a community of fairly compensated people". People playing games with social justice seem to think that they can simply pay away problems like theft and ignore the ensuing consequences of large scale societal distrust that occur afterwards. When you leave they'll be more unhappy about the loss of your money than they will about the loss of your predictable, nonviolent daily habits.