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We can move beyond capitalism and into socialism, several countries already do that.

Are there countries where there aren't people living paycheck to paycheck? I really can't think of any, unless we count some social safety net things but some capitalist countries have that
- Socialist countries generally have better safety nets, like China. Even Cuba, poor and sanctioned as it is, takes better care of its poorest than capitalist countries do.
  
  China has a shitload of people living paycheck to paycheck in miserable conditions. Up until 2014 (and even still) people outside of cities didn't even get proper social safety nets. Arguably even some capitalist countries are better off there.
  I'm sure in theory China will have it better than anyone else at some point and whatnot but when it comes to this meme, it's not a great example tbh
  
  China eradicated extreme poverty, and has been extremely consistent when it comes to improving quality of life year over year. Imperialist countries may have higher quality of life in some areas, such as the Nordics, but they are regularly deteriorating thanks to capitalism while China is regularly rising thanks to socialism.
  
  Like I said, theoretically it will even better than those capitalist countries, at some point. It's just not the case yet
  
  Sure, but already it's better to be poor in China than poor in the US.
  
  That'd be fine if those were the two countries in the world, but there's lots of capitalist and socialist countries
  
  Sure, but they're also useful examples.
  
  I mean preferably you'd pick top ones to compare, so best in class from both systems. In this case the winner would be from the capitalist side, if your pick was China. That's what I meant it being a poor example. There's probably a socialist country that actually beats the capitalist countries when it comes to social safety net and not as many living paycheck to paycheck
So voting? I think it wouldn't happen in my country where majority of people are stupid enough to keep supporting capitalism
- No, revolution. Canadians don't support capitalism because they are stupid, but because Canada is an imperialist country and as such a large portion are bribed by the spoils of imperialism.
- You can kindly ask the candy guy to remove the poisoned one (it makes him a lot of money though) or you can reach into the jar and take it out yourself

While living within it? No.

Your options are too go completely off grid, and homestead. Or to start a revolution and brutally enforce anti capitalist laws.

Even then, you're bound to some system of trade. But if you can cut yourself off from financial institutions you're doing pretty well.

Trade isn't the same thing as capitalism, to be fair. Socialist countries also exist.

Maybe not about your main employment, but I don't understand why some people feel forced to do some other things:

They love web advertisements, get attached to specific products, prefer using company names instead of general words
- e.g. "I'm in Zoom call"; just say "a voice/video call" or whatever, why do you have to advertise the company and perpetuate the mentality that "voice calls" → "Zoom calls“ and that there's only one product people should use
- same with sodas, medicine, browsers, search engines, tissues, copy machines, cleaning products, etc
Social media posts: they feel the need to advertise themselves (I'm not just talking about work-related stuff); some people can't just post a nice vacation photo, and need to use it as an opportunity to act as influencers etc
I would say that some types of "I have to do a bad thing to someone else, otherwise they will do it to me" could be classified as capitalistic as well; no, Bob, no one is forcing you to undercut your coworker (except if you work in a company that uses KPIs etc maliciously)
The mentality that your hobbies can/should be used for profit, and that profit is the main reason anyone would do something that requires some time to do
- I've written some open source stuff (code.gkak.la), and when I mention something I made to some people, their first reaction was "that's great; so how are you going to sell it?"; and when I try to explain about open source (especially for personal scripts etc), they just can't comprehend why would anyone do something like that, if not for profit
- I've seen the same mentality online, around people being makers (e.g. knitting, 3d printing)
People adding advertisements to their super low-traffic personal blogs, and people arguing about the "lost income opportunity" or sth (??)