Capitalism is really quite OK. And people who see their own interests in it aren't the problem. Capitalist society is based on asserting each individual's own interests. These are of course primarily material. That's the point of capitalism too. Because if everyone works and has to strive for themselves, society will benefit, unlike socialism where you work for some vague social goals or someone else's interests or 'work or not - the pay is the same'.
>>>fulfilling one's life by harming others or wishing bad on others.
That's something else entirely and has nothing to do with capitalism. That's why we're where we are. Especially because of other things that have nothing to do with capitalism, so it's complete nonsense to blame capitalism for the crisis. We're guilty because we didn't act according to its laws. Yes, we! Not just the state, tycoons,... Every individual with their behavior, consumer habits, living at others' expense, not taking responsibility,...
I don't know Čoklov, nor the project in detail. Still, I wonder again: big ski resort yes, some via ferratas in high mountains with which someone could also earn - no? Why? In both cases it's capitalists, if someone has so much against them (in the ski resort case even bigger ones), environmental issues,...
So no one thinks that abroad there are no problems with people who by all means obstruct and prevent projects or someone doing something good.
Example: Konigsjodler via ferrata in Austria, which the year before last barely got permission for another 10 years after environmentalists raised such a fuss during its construction that it's a miracle it even started 'operating'.
And an even more drastic example: Tauern Tunnel! In the 70s it was built as single-tube. In the 90s they wanted to add a second tube. Environmentalists prevented the project, again making a huge fuss as if it would destroy the environment (as if the tunnel itself doesn't, and according to them everything should go over the pass and pollute there with all the traffic jams, detours, braking, noise,...)
And then that accident with about 10 dead happened. Did any of those eco-hysterics feel responsible? I doubt it! Let them now go preach environmentalism to the victims' relatives or those permanently affected, if they dare.