>>510787865 (OP)Sure.
In short, I believe capitalism is the system that allows for the most freedom while being the most difficult to completely upset.
the brilliant thing about capitalism is its immense variety and modularity. Did you know full on socialism isn't mutually exclusive with capitalism?
Certain subsets like neoliberal capitalism, freemarket capitalism, or corportatism, do have many genuine issues. But even with those, there are outs. Unions, boycotts, violence, these are not rebellions against capitalism they are integral components of the system.
A communist system would essentially shatter from any kind of successful revolt by the lower classes, but capitalism? Revolt by the lower classes is what keeps that system running!
there is almost nothing you can do to actually break a capitalist system, and simultaneously any problems created under it are, relatively speaking, pretty easy to resolve. You can decommodify housing, clear debt, abolish the stock market, take away corporations' legal rights, guarantee people a meal a house and a well laying job and actually deliver on that goal, all within the bounds of the system with literally just like one successful revolution and a couple of principled leaders. And, AND, another ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT thing, because the system basically runs itself with oversight only being necessary to prevent abuses, not to actively run everything, you can create a bunch of beaurueacracy so that even a fully committed anti-working-class leadership class can be effortlessly kept in check for DECADES.
And if the system every does somehow collapse? It just reforms back into itself, look what happrned with post WWII germany and italy, and those countries are doing FANTASTIC now! God what a good system.