You rightly draw attention to the deaths caused by the pursuit of socialism in the USSR, China, and (to a lesser extent) Eastern Europe and the Third World.

But it seem, I think, that you (perhaps willfully) ignore deaths resulting from the current, market allocation of resources.

How many deaths do you overlook that occur in Asian and African and Latin American countries? Here we see an example of a famine threatening tens of millions of African (https://www.un.org/africarenewal/magazine/february-2003/famine-spreads-across-africa).

It seems almost that you think capitalism causes no deaths.