Nothing threatens the capitalism - except the people it was never built for.

So the system invents a new enemy: anyone who can’t afford to buy their way out of blame.
The poor become the glitch, the warning sign, the siren the system pretends not to hear.
This piece flips the logic on its head, showing how capitalism doesn’t fear corruption at all - it fears the proof of its own failure.

And nothing reveals that failure louder than the people it leaves behind.