Jim Sterling uploaded a video a few days ago that argued something very similar to that. "Capitalism is bad because of lootboxes and microtransactions in video games!", apparently not realising that video games wouldn't exist if not for capitalism. And that they could, you know, just not buy the extra shit if they don't want to (since most of the time they're just cosmetic items that don't affect the game anyway). Advocate for the market to be regulated, sure, but calling for its overthrow entirely - especially when the 20th century proved to us that the alternative of socialism is just as flawed, if not even worse - is utterly moronic.