Lol, ok child.

No, not really. Every economic model is based around who has control over the means of production and how they distribute access to it. That’s just economics. It isn’t a novel or profound thought.

The fact that both communism and capitalism/fascism requires taking control of the means of production is no more interesting of a thing to ponder than the fact cooking your food and burning people alive requires the use of heat

It’s been the central mentality of the owning class since the ability to individually own the means of production was conceived.

“much like communism” then follows up with a description of capitalism.

Capitalism is when the means of production are seized to empower an elite few while simultaneously disempowering everyone else. This is the essence of class division.

Communism is when the means of production is seized by the people and then shared equally, as communism is classless.

The human mind is predisposed to convenience and habit. The capitalist economy exploits this to no end. The owning-class does everything in their power to ensure that no alternatives exist without requiring massive hoops to jump through first before they can be accessible, making their option the fastest and most convenient option, even if it isn’t the most efficient or effective option.

Most people would rather sit and suffer because it is “easier” than take the risks or put in the effort involved to do better.