Question 29 (The Impossible Qatar '22)

Question 29 flips the script from the last question by asking, "How many people have died due to capitalism?" The possible answers are "20 million per year," "365 million," "108 billion," and "0".
Capitalism is also charged by its critics with having a large death toll. Preventable disease, starvation, poor sanitation, and even modern slavery and genocide are often blamed on capitalism; like with socialism, whether or not these accusations are justified or exaggerated is hotly debated. The death tolls of the first two option boxes are just a few of the numbers actually thrown around. 
What if these critics took this idea to ridiculous extremes, though, and started blaming every single death on capitalism? Approximately 108 billion humans have died at some point in the past. The correct answer to this question is "108 billion," because, in this extreme worldview, all of these deaths are now somehow the fault of capitalism.
== Trivia ==
* The option "0" is functionally the same amount as "None, akshully" from the previous question. They're even both in the bottom-right box in their respective questions.
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