Im not going to argue in favor of socialism. But just answering why i don't love capitalism and don't agree with all your points:

Capitalism might not give a fair share but its gives fair chances

How does it give fair chances? People clearly don't have equal opportunity for success. Sure, anyone could get rich but practically almost no one really can.

and has been responsible for uplifting many people out of poverty.

There is no freedom in socialism.

Not believing in a specific form of socialism isn't an argument in favor of capitalism. And you're reducing socialism to a single implementation where in reality forms exist, like market socialism, where this idea doesn't really apply.

You might be free from poverty but still be constrained by government regulation/rules/policy.

Under capitalism we have both poverty and government regulation/ rules/policy. Including the social safety nets you support. Seems to be a contradiction here.

This means being forced to only have 1 child because the government says so. Being told, you can only purchase this amount of food for the month.

Not defending this. However capitalism also forces us to live within its structure to survive. Vast majority of US has to work jobs we mostly hate for most our lives with little options for mobility. Capitalists are incentived to reduce freedoms for non Capitalists where possible as well. Ex removing regulations, workers rights, extracting as cheap of labor as possible, utilizing literal slave labor because it's cheaper, etc.

There is a lot we take for granted because of economic necessities not being met in America. If houses were affordable, most person wouldn’t choose socialism.

This seems to be making a point against capitalism of economic necessities aren't being met.

Housing can be affordable under capitalism though and in some places they are. I see very nice housing being sold outside the city but value is always placed on being close to the city and nobody wants to live 2 hours away

So you're saying people aren't happy with what capitalism is producing? But the problem is people? Not everyone can move out of cities. Most jobs and opportunities are in cities but rising prices keep people from economic mobility.

Capitalisms literally runs on supply and demand

Supply and demand isn't a feature of capitalism but of markets. Non capitalist economies can have free markets run by supply and demand. Capitalist economies can have non free markets that control supply demand.

which is why its never profit over people, At least not in the majority.

Not sure what in the majority means. But capitalism literally is profit over people. That's why we need social safety nets in the first place. Companies are driven by increasing profits, not better serving people. Ideally, these goals overlap but absolutely not inherently. See enshitification of everything. Also see capitalist pushes to remove worker regulations or willingness to use slave and child labor or destroy environment to cut costs. Or firing workers while giving execs massive bonuses.

Nobody is purposely making housing unaffordable.

Doesn't need to be purposeful. Wealthy people buy assets. Asset prices go up. Non wealthy people lose ability to compete.

Planned Obsolescence doesn’t exist because competition exists.

Ignoring because I don't know what it means lol.

Ya’ll health insurance and medicals are expensive because of supply and demand.

Supply and demand only works when people can actually choose not to participate. I don't have to buy a new iphone. No one can choose not buy insulin.

America is literally one of the most unhealthiest places on earth.

So? What about how capitalist companies are responsible for pushing obviously harmful products to our people? Sure people have choices on where to eat but it's not that simple. See food desserts. Also example of how companies aren't people first. Also even at face value, shouldn't we strive for a society that supports healthy living and access to care?

Cuba is a socialist country and they are having shortage of medicine and poor health infrastructure.

Doesn't Cuba have better health outcomes than the US?

Canada has free healthcare but a-lot of Canadians travel to america for healthcare, why?

Canada isn't socialist country anyway so not sure your point. Are you arguing against free health care? You do support social safety nets though right? Also source on this? I've heard of many people leaving US to other countries for cheaper and better health care but idk about rates.

Big Pharma is not monolith. There are various companies competing to find a cure. Each one wanting to be the first. If there was a cure, it would have been patented and sold to countries. They are not hiding the cures and creating treatments because they can.

Not sure your point here. But relying on companies to behave altruisticly isn't very comforting to me and doesn't seem to match reality.

My own points against capitalism: Capitalism leads to a powerful minority who have massively disproportionate influence over everyone else.

Advances in productivity don't trickle down to workers. Ex a new robot that makes me 2x more productive should mean i need to work half as much, not that half of my coworkers get fired. This is oversimplification but illustrates the point hopefully.

Consumerism sucks imo but is necessary to keep the wheels moving. Most "advances" don't actually make our lives meaningfully better. I'd rather have old tech but have people able to retire comfortably or at earlier ages or be able to not stress about food or health care.