My goal isnt to string together a coherent idealist take, it is to find material oppression that actually harm people, and meet people there in the fight against oppression that affects us both. I dont always succeed, but I try very hard and dedicate a lot of time and energy talking to people and learning from their experiences rather than putting others in a box.
My take on the ice cream industry is that the largest companies should be publicly owned and the profits redistributed to the public good, including reparations for historic victims of slavery, targeted racial violence and disenfranchisement, because not doing so is an affront to my own freedom, and to everyone's freedom, except a wealthy few.
But honestly most grocery store foods are owned by only 2 companies who have incentives to make food worse and more expensive so they can increase their own profits. In the mean time, we get sicker.
You seem more preoccupied with racism than I am. I just want people to have a fair shot at a good life. A lot of the arguments you are making sound to me like someone who doesn't think they can get ahead without some cop taking out others. Your own views are proof of the violence I am referring to, as your arguments are a textbook example of how people act when they feel threatened. If there wasn't a worse prison to place others in, you might see your own conditions as a prison and try to escape them. I'm just trying to help you see the cage we are all in, and the reasons we are in it.
Maybe that's futile, but I'm an optimist in that way