Capitalism is superior to Communism/Socialism

Alright, then my opponent will be defending Socialism which he defines as:"a political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole."Which creates a whole variety of issues with this system, both moral, economic, practical, and logical. Let's go over a few:IT HAS NEVER BEEN SUCESSFULY ATTEMPTEDThere have been a number of supposed "Socialist" economies which claim to be Socialist but are in reality just controlled by a totalitarian regime, both in the present and in the pastt, examples of tis can be found here:The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)The Peoples Republic of ChinaNorth KoreaCambodiaNow as we all know none of these places are somewhere that you'd like to live in, in fact they're all just about the worst places in the world. So Socialists claim that this isn't really Socialism, but are rather "State Capitalism." The problem with this objection is- what does a Socalist state look like?Thus far any attempt at creating such a "Utopia," (Dystopia) has always resulted in a totalitarian regime, a few examples of this:The Populist Revolution in Spain (1936)- Workers united and overthrew the goveronment, hoping to establish a communist nation without a state where the production would be controlled by the workers, it didn't wok out so well, and they ended up being controlled by Francisco Franco, and going through something called the "White Terror." The Unon of Soviet Socialist Republics- The wrkers united to overthrow Tsar Nicholas and establish a stateless communism, but it didn't turn out how they'd intended, instead Vladimir Lenin became dictatr and Joseph Stalin took charge afterward. The Peoples Republic of China- The people revolted against the Brittish and established a Socialist Republic where they could be equal and free and without oppression. Instead Chairman Mao camwe along and killed 50-70 million of his own citizens. The point is-- every time this system has been attempted it hasn't even gotten to the starting line, it always turns into a dictatorship before they even get established! So even though these nations are not "Socialist," per se, this actualy helps my case since they all failed before they even got to the starting line, which doesn't make me think that they are very good systems. HOW WOULD SUCH A SYSTEM BE GOVERNED?My opponent states that he is a Socialist and will be defending Socialism, which he defines as the means of production being controlled by the community. But he fails to define how- via a centraised Federal Goveronment, a state goveronment, a local goveronment, or direct democracy? Maybe he means by the workers, but until he can define how the community will be represented, I have no way of knowing what he is arguing. He also needs to provide an argument as to why Socalism is superior to capitalism, likewise, I will be arguing now why Capitalism is the best economic system acheivable. I will be basing my arguments upon Right-LibertarianismCAPITALISM IS SUPERIOR TO SOCIALISMIn the begining of this debate, I established that this debate concerns:"this debate concerns the quality of living, opportunities, and overall productivity in a given nation, as well as morality."Thus, superior will be defined as whichever system creates a better quality of living, more oppurtunities for its citizens, higher overall productivity, and is a more moral system. Taking all of these factors into account let's examine the 3 countries that have the highes of all of these collective aspects:Singapore- Has the longest life exectancy in the world, unemployment at 2%, low taxes, 3rd highest GDP per capitain the world. Switzerland- Among the highest wages in the world, 9th longest life expectancy, unemployment of ~4%. Japan- Second longest life expectancy in the world, third largest economy in the world, unemployment of 3.5%, high average wages of 2,900$ monthly. Guess what- switzerland and Japan are among the most capitalist nations in the world, Singapore is questionable, though has many aspects of a capitalist nation. so experimentally and demonstrably, capitalism s far superior to Socialism.