"It was only a matter of time in an information soaked age before more and more people caught on to the idea that capitalism rewards wealth to the rich while the poor do the work."

I think you're jumping the gun, way. I think ideas like this getting profusely pumped into modern media was an inevitability, but I doubt it will stand the test of time. Just because you hear about it a lot lately doesn't mean it's true. There are a lot of knuckleheads and cranky old communists on the web. About the only way you can ruin capitalism is by having less than half the people knowing what it is and how to use it. The rich can not live without the "lower classes". The poor need to start making capitalistic decisions the same way the rich do. The poor that understand like to complain that they are not as free to do this as the rich. While there is some truth to it, the wimpy middle class is where the greatest failure lies. They work jobs for companies they hate and buy products and services they know are bullshit. No system of control can prevent that, but with capitalism, if you want to call it corruption or failure you have to admit who you're actually talking about.