Then you should not live in a Capitalist Society.
Tell Apple that as well. They don't want to compete with anyone (i.e. look at their contract licenses forbidding everything under the sun that might allow hardware or software competition). I guess they shouldn't live in a Capitalist society either. But then the son of perdition was a murderer and a liar from the beginning.
The problem in general is not one of a "society" that is "capitalist" (most people don't make enough money to truly practice the roll of the Capitalist Wolf), but rather that we live in a society of uneducated "sheep" who believe any fear tactics and propaganda fed to them by the media or people buying media ads. Beware of the Bad Wolf for without a Shepard to guide the sheep, they become lost or eaten.
A recent remark by a member of Congress comparing the Republican campaign against the reformed health care laws of the U.S. to Joseph Goebbels (the minister of propaganda for the Nazis back in the WWII era) is a case in point. "Keep it short. Keep it simple. Keep repeating it over and over and people will believe it." (even though it's a lie).
We have people that will mantra on here all day long for Apple (we call them "fanboys"). We have a government in the U.S. that supports large corporation "rights" even at the Supreme Court level saying that a corporation (artificial entity designed to protect individuals from personal legal liability and putting it on the company instead as if it were a person)
IS a person. In other words they have justified not only the liability matters, but have given this image of the "beast" the ability to speak as though it were alive. The dragon (ego) gave its authority and power to the beast. The false prophet (those preaching health and wealth as a context for greed) will cause many to worship the multi-headed beast (i.e. 'Money/Mamon' through global corporations and Wall Street). But this beast could not "speak" until the Supreme Court gave it the legal rights of a person and therefore enabled it to speak. And the whole world marveled at the beast that had a head (Russia) that appeared to have died (Communism) but who was made alive again (now Capitalist) and those not receiving the mark of the beast in their head followed the beast and worshiped the beast. But you cannot serve God and Mamon both (being polar opposites, self and self-less). And the dragon (ego) fought the army of heaven (altruism), but ego was not strong enough and so it no longer had a place in heaven and was cast down to earth
as mankind. Ego was angry as it knew it only had a short time (mortal life of man) and it stood ready in front of the pregnant woman (wisdom) waiting to give birth to the son that would rule the earth with an iron rod (preaching the concepts of true 'socialism' and brotherhood through loving others as oneself instead of putting oneself above all others as Capitalism teaches and therefore restoring oneself to God in the process). And the dragon chased after the woman and made war on all her other children that did not accept the mark of the beast and refused to worship money and their own egos. Their number was small relative to the multitudes on Earth that worship self, money and the corporate beast that symbolizes and controls that structure worldwide. God is not ego. God is not self. God is the ALL (ALLah) and all are actually one in spirit, though they don't realize it and so separate (through mind and therefore free will) and alienate themselves from God and therefore each other and become children of the "devil" (i.e. Ego/Self driven and ignorant of the All and its light in each of us). While the spirit gives life, the mind gives perception of reality. Unfortunately, Neo, you've been living in a dream world.
No, I don't live in a Capitalist society. Rather, a Capitalist society lives in me. A man named Jesus once said, "A grapevine has been planted apart from the Father. Since it is not strong, it will be pulled up by its root and will perish."
I say these things not to try and preach a religion (I don't believe in them as they are man-made) but rather to illustrate the points that have been made by those over the years that are enlightened enough to realize the truth. We think we're important as individuals, but the Universe moves on and we're a fleeting spark in what is still a Universe in decay (heading to oblivion as a cold lifeless darkness). If I see a purpose here, it's to grow beyond the petty pursuits of temporary "wealth" (that you cannot take with you) and perhaps grow in a manner of knowledge and wisdom that perhaps you can take with you. My goal in life is not to support constructs/laws that perpetuate greed and self, but ones that benefit everyone. I'd rather live in a Star Trek Universe than a Blade Runner one.
