Capitalism doesn't have rules. Communism posits that money is evil, and will rely on numerous rules to govern social interactions, such as x amount of time equates to x amount of privileges, or social standing, or necessities. Tools have no volition, and since communism posits that tools, which is what money is, is inherently evil, is to say that tools have no choice in choosing to be evil. Page one of communism is based on the repetitious idea that all wealth, or great wealth is because poor people were robed, and goes to describe how helpless people were but forced to work, basically all the lords did was somehow end up with a monopoly over keeping the man down. It's as ridiculous as it is audacious, since people have lived without lords and in spite of lords, while wealth was amassed in numerous ways, legitimately and illegitimately. Because making money with money is evil, because making investments, offering loans, and insurance, or anything to do with money, is inherently evil. That is why nobody, nobody will hear you, your drum is tuned out of their frequency range.

Capitalism isn't government, or regulations, government isn't what anarchist capitalism implies. Saying "look at the rules" is a major lie. Capitalism in terms of anarchy, is free trade, and only that, it means you recognize private property and the exclusive right to decide what to do with it.

Yup, in communist society there wouldn't be evil money, or evil stores of value that are used in lieu of actual money (measure of value vs actual store of value, or value itself), and there wouldn't be steem or anything based on money, like free trade, there will be "exchange of labor" in the scheme of "produce more than you consume". No more private property, but some personal property, which is antithetical to communism if it involves tools, or machinery, or means of production.

Communism is all the restrictions you want out of government, don't post about how communism didn't exist.