In capitalism everything is subjugated under monetary interests. Sport teams are sold and bought on market prices. Churches are led by economists, not by priests. One of the stumbling blocks of a capitalist state is social policy. It has been planned not to protect people but to protect the state.
People use to remain passive when getting some alms.
Up to certain extend it works. Yet according to realiable monetary studies on social policy the amount of money allocated for this purpose reach at some stage a limit wich cannot be overcome in spite of the fact that there are real needs. The equation is an impossibility. Then the system quite logically breaks and the latent resistance transforms to active forms and possibly it happens in a violent way. This is one special reason for strong developing of army, police and other armed forces in capitalist states.