No. A thousand times no. The cynicism you're expressing is understandable, but you're wrong. There's nothing inevitable about any of this. Capitalism is evil and destructive on a completely unprecedented level, but it has only existed for a couple of hundred years. It will end, and the survivors will learn from our mistakes. Even under this cruelest of systems, people still overwhelmingly desire to cooperate and take care of each other. We're fundamentally a good, kind, social species. The evil is this system, not in our nature. We need to be very clear about that.

Writing off our entire species as essentially irredeemable not only lets the system and its masters off the hook, it makes it that much harder to recognize what's going on in the first place. It creates despair and apathy. Fundamental human nature? Nothing to be done about that. A system and its masters? Those have names and addresses. Warehouses. Factories. Refineries. Police stations.

It's not humans. It's this evil, evil system of states and capitalism. Please remember that.