Yes, capitalism usually is better then feudalism/primitive settlements. LOL. Wages stayed low until revolutions happened/labor organized/the state stepped in.
Wrong. Wages were always higher in capitalist countries than in other countries. They grew steadily over time. Organized labor and state intervention retarded the growth of wages. Just consider the last 8 years.
Every country was "capitalist" apart from the USSR/cuba/north korea.. Rampant income inequality continually grew until labor unions were formed, until the minimum wage. Trying to say these things retarded the growth of wages is idiotic. African countries, places without regulation but allowing capitalists to prosper.. They're literal hell holes. There's a reason people flee to america from haiti or cuba.. both are bad in their own ways. One follows pure socialism, the other unregulated capitalism, more haitians come here then cubans these days though.. The last 8 years? Oh, another genius who wants to blame obama for everything.
Every country was not capitalist prior to the 18th century. They were mostly feudalism. African tribal societies are obviously not capitalist. The king could expropriate everything you owned at the wave of his hand. Only a few European countries had secure legal protections for private property, which is essential for capitalism to function.
You don't even know what capitalism is, yet you feel qualified to criticize it.
How typically liberal.
Oh dear lord, I know what feudalism is, the fact is living conditions were consistently horrible until labor rose up, the IWW, the revolutions in europe, safety laws... Tribal societies? Africa isn't all that tribal anymore bud, it's mercilessly exploited by capitalists, with little to no regulation.