It's because it's not the system that causes this. Life causes this. There was a time not that long ago where every human born on this earth had to claw throug

It's because it's not the system that causes this. Life causes this. There was a time not that long ago where every human born on this earth had to claw through the mud day in and day out to scrape together survival. A lot of people still live this way, as do all wild animals, and it was like this for all of time before, for every living creature on this earth. This is the nature of life. The system you talk about has created a world where a lot of humans, the majority of them and more humans than even existed 100 years ago, do not have to claw their way to survival until the fateful day they fail. That's not to say it still isn't hard to survive, but it is not as hard for most people as the natural state. I'd like a world too where nobody has to suffer indignity to feed themselves, but that world requires more of what we have created, not less.