The problem is not capitalism, it's a very specific part of it: intellectual property. The notion that you can own ideas is fundamentally broken and nonsensical

The problem is not capitalism, it's a very specific part of it: intellectual property. The notion that you can own ideas is fundamentally broken and nonsensical, it's logically reducible to attempting to claim ownership over numbers. The economies and laws that arose out of it are fundamentally exploitative. Corporations put a little software on a machine and suddenly they have complete control over what you can and can't do with it, any attempt to resist is felony contempt of business model.