Human and nature destruction of the global capitalist system: An assessment on inequality and environmental disaster

The aim of this study is to make a global analysis of the current situation based on the capitalist system that dominates today's world and its results, to support the inequality between the people living in the world, which has turned into two poles as East-West as a result of the order brought by the system, with numerical data, to pay attention to the destruction of nature created by the dominant exploitation order and to see the current state of humanity, societies and nature by reconciling these data with the relevant theories and to evaluate the future. While examining the inequalities between people and societies in the study, the unequal income distribution between the classes in the society was taken into consideration, and social stratification theories were used to support the relevant issue. Afterwards, countries were classified as developed, underdeveloped and undeveloped, and it was aimed to draw a table by evaluating numerical data such as income distribution, population, income inequality of the people living in the country, such as the Gini coefficient, and it was looked at how countries use their resources in areas such as education, health, defense, clean water and food. After the deep difference of the inequality that emerged was drawn with the data, the inferences about the continuation of the capitalist order were tried to be put forward by supporting the ideas of the theorists who worked on this subject. As a result, it has been concluded that the world has reached the last point where one side can come with an absolute exploitation order. Key Words: Income inequality, capitalism, destruction of nature, globalization