Analog games about violence against the ruling class
Capitalism is not the answer. It never was.
The system is designed to funnel wealth upward, and this is not an accident. Tax loopholes, offshore accounts, stock buybacks, and wage stagnation are not bugs in the machine. They are features, deliberately installed and carefully maintained. The rich do not get richer because they work harder. They get richer because the rules are written for them, by them, and enforced against everyone else.
Current systems are failing to control this wealth concentration. Governments are captured, watchdogs are neutered, and the ultra-wealthy hold more power than most nations. They use that power to ensure the game never changes.
So what do we do?
We, the people, take it into our own hands.
We introduce a wealth tax. Not as a suggestion or a negotiation, but as a mechanism. You accumulate too much while others starve. You hoard resources while communities crumble. You refuse to contribute your obscene surplus to the collective good.
Then you die.
Not metaphorically, but in the material reality of a system that finally has consequences for the people who have been immune to them for centuries. This is not cruelty. This is accountability. The ruling class has spent generations escaping consequence, and we are simply closing the door.
If your wealth becomes a weapon against society, if your existence actively harms the majority, then you forfeit your right to exist within it.