Living minimally in a capitalist society

This might sound silly, but I had an "aha" moment the other day with all these boycotts happening. For context, I don't make a lot of money, so I pretty much only buy essentials, and I've found with these boycotts I don't have to change much for the most part because I shop so little 😂 But in the past I would get really down about not having money- like having the same old clothes for years, and an ugly apartment, etc. And don't get me wrong, it's not fun to be so strapped for cash that you're constantly stressing (especially if you have chronic illness like me, and doctor is not cheap). But I think at my core I just really hate this extreme capitalism we're living in. It's not sustainable, it drives us apart (everything's a competition and individualist), and the greed just truly grosses me out. So I feel this new sense of happiness/acceptance/satisfaction in my minimal lifestyle whereas before I used to get sad about it. And with how salty everyone is with the oligarchy maybe people will slowly start to question our overconsumption. Maybe this lifestyle will become "cool." Idk if that makes sense but thought I would share