Every system overthrew the previous system through violence, capitalism included. The American Revolution followed by the French Revolution were not the capitalists asking the nobility for political power nicely.
Feudalism requires the death of the previous ruler to appoint the new one. It was constantly resulting in wars of succession because two cousins couldn't agree on who was the favorite nephew.
Capitalism regularly enacts violence against anything that threatens it, just like every political system that has ever existed. This is not unique to communism.
It took communists all over the world a century to create a death toll (one that's often disputed by anti-communists) surpassing what three fascist nations did in less than a decade.
Every system overthrew the previous system through violence, capitalism included. The American Revolution followed by the French Revolution were not the capitalists asking the nobility for political power nicely.
Feudalism requires the death of the previous ruler to appoint the new one. It was constantly resulting in wars of succession because two cousins couldn't agree on who was the favorite nephew.
Capitalism regularly enacts violence against anything that threatens it, just like every political system that has ever existed. This is not unique to communism.
It took communists all over the world a century to create a death toll (one that's often disputed by anti-communists) surpassing what three fascist nations did in less than a decade.