It doesn't make sense to compare deaths inside a structure that allows human rights versus regime which puts its citizen on gulags. I mean, dying on meth addiction is bad, but it has more to do with the individual agency than dying in government labor camp.
Then explain why.
It doesn't make sense to compare deaths inside a structure that allows human rights versus regime which puts its citizen on gulags. I mean, dying on meth addiction is bad, but it has more to do with the individual agency than dying in government labor camp.
In capitalism the deaths are indirect deaths unlike in authoritarian systems, they are more difficult to calculate. But I got your point.