When you say "We live in a capitalistic society that builds wealth" your are using "we" to exclude people. Your "we" explicitly excludes at least the lower 50% of the US population. Besides not having the option of owning a home, which was doable for a lot of people in the post WW2 era, many people don't have any retirement savings except Social Security. And there are also far too many Americans who are a paycheck or two away from homeliness. People are buying groceries on credit, which is insane.
Even though you won't admit it, your position has the direct effect of condemning millions of people of poverty and an early death. The population in the socialist Europe has a better life experience and increasing life expectancy while the US is falling behind. (That is an actual fact so I'm sure it makes you uncomfortable, and you may even try to refute it. I've had others of your ilk on Slashdot ask me to prove IRL facts. Do your homework and don't spread lies.)
You are benefiting from the current corrupt system and you literally don't care if people are dying in the street, as long as doesn't happen in front of you. That's what your professing when you end by saying "but don't change capitalism".
The IRL factual information supporting my position is the graph of the distribution of wealth in the US post 1950. Around the time of Regan the fortunes of normal humans started to go down while the (literal) fortunes of the rich started climbing. Follow the money: for over 50 years there has been a transfer of wealth from the bottom and middle to the top.
(Since you people are so predictable I will reference the riots in France. They have riots every so often, and so do we. However the ongoing daily violence in both urban and rural America dwarfs any similar activity in even the poorer parts of Europe. The statistics on IRL violence, including homicide, are undeniable. Not that that will effect your position.)