The social harms of capitalism, including poverty and lack of healthcare access, outweigh its economic benefits.

Caveats

• The claim makes a sweeping comparative judgment ('outweigh') without specifying any metric, timeframe, or methodology for weighing heterogeneous harms against benefits—this renders it unfalsifiable as stated.
• Several supporting sources rely on U.S.-specific data (e.g., life expectancy gaps, healthcare commodification) that cannot be generalized to all capitalist systems globally, given wide variation in welfare-state models and regulatory frameworks.
• Global deprivation figures cited in support (e.g., 5 billion lacking essential health services) are not causally attributed to capitalism specifically, and no comparison to non-capitalist alternatives is provided to establish that a different system would produce better outcomes.