Thanks for sharing your thoughts here. The 'you' in the quote from me is generally directed to 'the collective' group of capitalism fans - who do, collectively, have massive wealth (according to their own way of measuring it). I have no problem directing my resources to what I think / feel stands a chance of making life better - it just happens that at the moment I am finding it tough to find anyone other than myself who aligns with me on that enough for me to want to expand the organisation of it. That said, though, I do dedicate a lot of my time to practically creating things that can help us to find solutions.
I feel that what is needed for us to come together is multi layered - however, the first layers include the need to clear out the old beliefs and unprocessed emotions that have use internally struggling and seeking to compete instead of seeking practical solutions that combine our power in beneficial ways. Part of the problem, as I see it - is that the thumbscrews have been turned on most people to such an extent, using commerce and mind control, that they feel they don't have time or will to do much other than seek to increase their own bank balance and then spend their money on trying to get high in some way.
RE: Are Capitalism & Competition 'Natural'? Or Is A Lack of Compassion Being Framed As 'Normal'?