Communism (Pro) vs Capitalism (Con)

Capitalism in it's most fundamental aspect is a system of slavery. No matter which way you spin it, left, right or center, it's still a system in which is divided into three classes, lower, middle and upper. Now how does this make Capitalism slavery? It is because in every capitalist system it has to survive off of the upper class exploiting the lower class and middle classes, or the working class [proletariat]. The best way to describe Capitalism under the left political system is 'bigger cages, longer chains.' In which it recognizes the problems, but instead actually alleviating the problems, or fixing them at the root cause, the left instead tries to make it less grueling. Capitalism is also inefficient, as if people don't buy enough stuff one year, then workers get laid off, which in itself leads to less consumption, which leads to a recession and more workers getting laid off. Also capitalism basically tells people that if they want to live, then they have to work. Which is in itself immoral as we are now putting a price tag on being alive. Food, water, shelter, the basic things we need to survive have a price tag associated with them. However what is even worse is the fact that someone profits off of it. Someone produces something, like food, and then they force you to pay for it to survive. It is like seeing a man in the desert who desperately needs water and dangling a bottle of water in front of them and instead of giving it to them, you instead say " what will you do for me?" Another thing that makes capitalism bad is the fact that the boss, or seller, makes more than the workers. So the sellers and bosses profit off of the backs of their workers. For instance, give a man $10 to make a stool. The worker makes it and then gives it to his boss or seller and they sell it for $30. The seller then gives the worker $10 of that profit to keep making more stools. This is immoral, as the worker worked to make it while the boss just reaps the rewards from it. Now on my hypothetical situation, there's not that much difference between the boss and the worker, but in real life, there is a massive difference between salaries. Look at McDonald's for instance, Donald Thompson the CEO of McDonald's his salary is $9.5 million dollars [1], which is $197,916.666667 per week while his employee's is $8.25-$9 an hour and if his employee works 60 hours a week they would only make $495-$540 per week. Another thing capitalism does it put the interest of profit over the interest of need. It is not about providing food to keep people alive, or providing a tv for entertainment, it is about producing the item in the cheapest possible way and then selling it for the highest it can sell for. This is why many companies in America outsource to other countries where the cost of labor is significantly cheaper just so the bosses can make more money. Communism is the better alternative because it is a system based off of and for the working class. It doesn't focus on ruling classes, it does not center around a small percentage elite, instead it gives the means of production to the workers. Communism seeks to give people what they need and have society function communally together. There's no some people are better than others, there is no grueling work of 2 or 3 jobs just to keep yourself and family alive, there is no starving children in the streets cold and upset, there is no homeless in the winter freezing to the death and starving to death, instead it is a society that gives everyone the right to live and the rewards of their labor. [1]http://www1.salary.com...