You do realize socialism/capitalism where created by black peoples. It existed for hundred’s of thousands of years when we were just hunter-gatherers. It was traditional African society to be communist, the white man like other things just stole it and remixed it
Yeah I could tell alot of ya'll have no idea what socialism is
It is a unifying governing body or Oligarchy controlling the the production, distribution, and supply of resources. Also controlled all property. Go read Karl Marx. Socialism was a response to Capitalism... Capitalism pre-dates Socialism
Hunter gatherers had none of that. They were Economically autonomous. No captains, governing body, or chiefs whatsoever
Hunter-Gatherers and Play - Scholarpedia
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Nearly all researchers who write about hunter-gatherer bands emphasize the extraordinarily high value they place on individual autonomy. Hunter-gatherers’ sense of autonomy is different from the individualism of modern Western capitalist cultures. Western individualism tends to pit each person against others in competition for resources and
rewards. It includes the right to accumulate property and to use wealth to control the behavior of others. In contrast, as Tim Ingold (1999) has most explicitly emphasized,
hunter-gathers’ sense of autonomy connects each person to others, in a way that does not create dependencies. Their autonomy does not include the right to accumulate property, to use power or threats to control others, or to make others indebted to oneself. It does, however, allow people to make their own day-to-day and moment-to-moment decisions about their own activities, as long as they do not violate the band’s implicit and explicit rules. For example, individual hunter-gatherers are free, on any day, to join a hunting or gathering party or to stay at camp and rest, depending on their own preference.
Intimately tied to hunter-gatherers’ sense of autonomy is what Richard Lee (1988) has called their “fierce egalitarianism.”
Egalitarianism, among hunter-gatherers, goes far beyond the western notion of equal opportunity. It means that nobody has more material goods than anyone else, that everyone’s needs are equally important, and that nobody considers himself or herself superior to others. Such equality is part and parcel of hunter-gatherers’ autonomy, as inequalities could lead those who have more to dominate those who have less. Hunter-gatherers, of course, recognize that some people are better hunters or gatherers than others, some are wiser than others, and so on, and they value such abilities. However, they react strongly against any flaunting of abilities or overt expressions of pride.
From an economic point of view, the primary purpose of the band is sharing. The people share their skills and efforts in obtaining food, defending against predators, and caring for children. They also share food and material goods. Such sharing, presumably, is what allowed hunter-gatherers to survive, so long, in challenging conditions.
Hunter-gatherers do not have “big men” or chiefs, of the sort common in collector and primitive agricultural societies, who tell people what to do. Some hunter-gatherer groups have no regular leader at all. Others have a nominal leader who speaks for the band in dealing with other bands,
but that person has no more formal decision-making power than anyone else. Decisions that affect the whole band, such as that to move from one camp to another, are made by group discussions, which may go on for hours or even days before action is taken."
Stop letting CACs put the battery in ya'll back to support Socialism
Just say you rather the Hunter Gatherer lifestyle, which isn't bad at all. But you will need to form your own community instead of spamming the Coli. There is plenty of Real Estate in America that is just waiting for someone to make use of it. So get to it, create that community
Or I guess complaining online to strangers is a better option
Haggling was part of the (unwritten) job description. Ados though I may be, my grandmother always said, 'At the very least, you can ask. All they can do is say no. 
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