Capitalism isn't a "system", but rather, an idea. The idea of not stealing the property of others or initiating harm. But if it was a "system", it would be the best system we've ever had.
Nothing about the idea of capitalism dissuades the use of force, if anything it increases it. Theft and violence exist under all economic models, even by those in govt/law enforcement
The use of force itself isn't bad. The initiation of force is bad. Self defense is good. Saying self defense is bad is both wrong, and blaming the victim.
Saying self defense isn't always good is saying its sometimes bad. That's wrong, and that's victim -blaming. Its always okay to defend yourself using the same force of the assailant
Lol so are you saying it's good to physically defend yourself against law enforcement or military? That's very wrong, you're openly advocating police-assisted suicide.
You have the right to treat cops politely. That doesn't mean anyone else is morally required to. You don't need to be scared of them when you're not around or in danger of them
It doesn't make sense to try to defend yourself if you know you will fail, with significantly worse consequences. But if you could succeed, then go for it, they're not good people.
This is terrible advice. You’ll wind up in legal trouble, injured, or dead. You always comply with law enforcement, then let the courts decide if it was unjust.
That sounds like “sovereign citizen” bullshit. Avoid the hassle and legal trouble. Just comply and fight it out in court. You might get $$ out of it instead of getting shot.
Personal property laws are a part of a fair/healthy capitalist economy, but they aren't always respected. I think you're confusing capitalism with its fundaments
I also believe that owning assets should NOT interfere with the well being of others. If you own something and it causes other people to die, is it worth owning?