Who says they’d need to?

We have a certain standard of living right now that is only maintainable that way.

we’d make glass and clay pots

Lmao.

people doing jobs for the money rather than less demand would actually mean people wouldn’t even need a set job

Yes, that's how it generally works. Most jobs that people expect this day and age are not enjoyable. Are there people who'd do them for free? Yes. But not on a massive scale that works for billions of people.

Look at Animals, how many animals work 2 jobs just to survive?

What a retarded comparison. Probably the dumbest you could've made.

Animals don't have access to a network of goods and services, they also don't live in a city with potentially millions of inhabitants. They don't have internet, they don't have healthcare, they don't have delivery drivers, plumbing, electricity or anything that we know from modern life.

With all due respect, but if that's something you strife for, get a few like minded people and go live on an island. Nobody is stopping you. There, you can live free of capitalism. But you also get all the disadvantages.

It amazes me how blinded people are to a capitalist free world

We had a capitalist free world and it was shit for the most part. People got killed, life expectancy was shit, education was shit, extreme poverty was rampant (WAY more than under capitalism) winters were harsh and potentially deadly - bro you talk like someone who just played 12 hours of manor lords straight. You're romanticizing a time that was just straightup terrible for the most part.

And if you're referring to "modern" communist countries, ask yourself why so many people try to flee from them and why the regimes actually made leaving the country illegal.

Look at the waste now, the plastic pollution and then look carefully at the next package you buy and ask “does this really need ‘this’ much packaging? Do i care if this new spade I bought with all its shiny cardboard and plastic protection, arrived with a scratch? But even if the TV was scratched, does it really matter so long as it worked as intended?

You're talking about minor individual problems. How is this a problem that warrants the abolishment of capitalism? Why not just fix that singular problem? You're finding a small scratch in the wallpaper of your house and instead of just fixing it, you want to tear down the entire house? All of these things are SOCIETAL problems that are not the fault of capitalism. Capitalism doesn't force companies to use excessive plastic for each cucumber - it's the customers expectation that makes companies do that.