"Capitalism's Curse: How It Devours Humanity for Profit" explores the dark realities of global capitalism and its impact on marginalized communities, particularly in the Global South. The book examines various facets of capitalism, including labor exploitation, economic dependency, environmental destruction, military aggression, and cultural imperialism. Through case studies from countries like Bangladesh, Zambia, and Venezuela, it reveals how capitalist structures perpetuate poverty, inequality, and suffering. The author argues that capitalism prioritizes profit over human dignity and environmental sustainability, presenting a critical view of a system that exploits the vulnerable while enriching the elite. Ultimately, it calls for a reevaluation of global economic paradigms to foster genuine human progress and autonomy.