Don't forget that those who sit at the top of what capitalism has provided are also able to thoroughly define the narrative that's applied to the rest of societ

Don't forget that those who sit at the top of what capitalism has provided are also able to thoroughly define the narrative that's applied to the rest of society. For example, many of the paths you've rightfully pointed out are, have been, and will be tarred with the socialism brush which, in (too) many corners of the US, is a synonym for communism. and maybe I just don't have a good enough imagination, but I can't see anything other than extreme violence being able to solve the concentration of power. I'm not promoting it at all, but my knowledge of humanity and history is such that that's where I think the percentages point towards. Those with power seem to be increasingly doubling-down on positions that my logic would deem untenable, and their calling to account by those aspects of society responsible for calling power to account seem to be increasingly failing.