Capitalism is a system that works globally, thus engulfing anyone or anything within it's boundaries. The rule of the 'capitalist culture' is that people must consume as well as produce (i.e. people work for money to buy things).  Capitalist industries are industries which aren't owned by the public sector, they are privately run, and the owners of these privately run these industries like to make 'profit'. Large scale businesses (i.e. Fast food, IT etc, etc) which make a extreme profit. An example of this is McDonalds: McDonalds have low-paid staff, Use cheap meat & other foodstuffs and sell their food products at very high prices. They probably spend a quarter of what they sell their products for to produce the products.

Capitalism is opposed to the 'real' needs and desires of a human being. We are seen as tools  to make someone somewhere money whatever the consequences.

By grouping together, and sharing our 'own' ideas we can bring the capitalist system to a standstill Do we really need to read the sun? Do we really need satellite television? Do we need fast cars? I don't think so....all these things are 'material' commodities which capitalism survives on buy selling them to YOU.

The real needs are our 'free-thoughts' and 'free-doing' as well as the obvious.