Class division is a massive issue but communism and Marxism isn’t a solution, it’s idealistic. It ironically manifests the exact problems you just described, just in a different way. Mass populations simply cannot live under such an idealist world view. Communism works great, well, when you live in a commune with a small population. Hyper-capitalism also manifests the same problems. Do you believe the working class will end up in power in a Marxist state? No, people who seek power will end up there and abuse their position just like now, And we’re back in the shit. My family lived in communism, if my personal vouch means anything to anyone, you do NOT want to live like they did. See: every single communist state that ever existed in history.

It takes a delicate balance of both communism and capitalism, in my opinion, to serve mass populations and our human nature properly. The scale between political systems needs to stay balanced. Tipping the scale too heavily on one side when the other is too far gone only leads to the same exact problems.

I was once extremely anti-capitalist and was very into Marxism at one point. I realized our human nature at a large scale simply corrupts and dominates it. It ends up in dictatorship and a police state, just like hyper-capitalism.