

What’s the largest amount of people that tried this moneyless stateless society stuff and how long did it last
Many indigenous peoples lived so for millennia. In Europe, the attempts from the past were Paris Commune most notably, Makhno’s Free Territory, etc. Those which stand today are Rojava, “Exarcheia” in Greece, “Christiania” in Denmark, areas in Mexico controlled by Zapatistas, hundreds of small intentional communities, and many tribal communities.
Ussr was state capitalist, north Korea is Kim’s paradise. Cuba is state capitalist. China is capitalist.
Yeah, I know?
I can suppose you don’t have any problems with landlords, bosses, or discrimination, you’re the member of the class that has the best or at least good quality of life under the current system. Your main problem are some shitty bikes, while some have to deal with the fact they don’t have a roof under their head just because some greedy owner doesn’t allow them to live in an unused house, or a sick person who cannot afford treatment again because they have to pay some absurdly large sum of money. Capitalism is not a system that sustains everyone or gives equal opportunity for everyone’s growth, no, it’s just for a small, lucky group of people, it concentrates wealth at the top of the hierarchy.
The communities I mentioned are self-sustaining and anti-hierarchical, they grow together for the good of the community, and at least trying to be those places where there’s no discrimination, and not the place where basic needs are a commodity (like your beloved Belgium). They’re poor by the standards of modern capitalist countries, which is all about money, so in my eyes, there’s no such thing as “poor”, just a person who is born in the system where their class is treated unfairly.
How scary!!! /s