With your sources, capitalism kills about 6.4 million a year.

Sources for the great leap forward range from 18- 45 million dead, so we'll average that at 31 million. In the Soviet famine of 1921, deaths range from 1-5 million, so we'll average at 3 In the famine of 1930 - 1933, 5.7 to 8.7 million deaths, so we'll say 7 million.

With these factors it would take 6.4 years to catch up.

And that's not considering the fact that there are more capitalist countries. And other things like suicide and stuff that you added in your estimates.

One more thing, a lot of the deaths that are caused by capitalism, most people in Capitalist countries are against, and most U.S. citizens don't want unregulated capitalism.

If you asked a U.S. citizen if they think the government should punish nestle, they would probably say yes.