You need to match starvation with the countries. You'll find they're socialist in some form: communist, or fascist dictatorship/oligarchy. So many people starve because of the country's leadership keeps the food away from them because they're the "enemy", or because the just take it and sell it elsewhere. BTW, a good chunk of those starvation statistics from the 20th Century can be attributed to Stalin's intentional starvation programs--murder by any other name.
Total death by communist governments, not including war dead, is about 100 million, with 180 million total by all governments, mostly the others I mentioned. I don't think the NAZIs killed but about 12 million.
Actually, about 1/3 of the total number of deaths under communism can be attributed to Mao's "Great Leap Forward" which lead to a famine and the deaths of 30 million people approximately. Stalins terror-famine in the Ukraine (known as the holomodor) killed about 8 million people. [edit: most of the figures of largely guess work]
36 million a year, where, what are you talking about? And where is this "death by market" going on?
"Malnutrition can be identified as an underlying cause for shortened life.
[4] 70% of childhood deaths (age 0-4) are reportedly due to diarrheal illness, acute respiratory infection, malaria and immunizable disease. However, of these childhood deaths, 56% can be attributed to the effects of malnutrition as an underlying cause.
[5] The effects of malnutrition include increased susceptibility to infection,
[6] musculature wasting, skeletal deformities and neurologic development delays.
[7] According to the World Health Organization, malnutrition is named as the biggest contributor to child mortality
[8] with 36 million deaths in 2005 related to malnutrition.
[9]"
Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_causes_of_death_by_rate#Malnutrition
I wish I had a better source honestly. but there really isn't a "headline" figure for deaths under capitalism because of problems of defining what capitalism is and the nebulous nature of "intent" which is diffused by the free market. If you want to pick a statistic out of thin air and attribute it to capitalism (nebulously defined as it is), this is where you'd have to start. the same process is at work with communism. Ultimately, the statistics are nonesense as it depends how you define "capitalism" and "communism" and what they can and cannot be held responsible for. My point is, capitalism kills just the same as communism does and means the two are morally eqivilent, regardless of how many they kill respectively. The same "natural laws" were violated on both sides of the Iron curtain.
You're not talking about God, God, if It exists, does not interact, ever. You're talking about religion with which governments have been forced to share power going back village chieftains and shamans.
I find that an extremely bold assertion. If there is a god, to line between natural and supernatural phenemenoa could well be blurred, especially if hypothetical "God X" is omnipresent/omnipotent, etc.
Environment and pollution are one thing--which the US has gone a long way towards correcting, but the pollution from India,Iran and China makes its way all across the Pacific at times.
Global warming, on the other hand, is totally manufactured (via computer model variables), and is nothing but a ploy to redistribute US wealth, which could be done anywhere that capitalism is adopted. Look at China's phenomenal growth, which is due entirely to their movement to the political/economic right--first and foremost with protection of property rights. China's moving to the right, while Obama and the Democrats (with a lot or Republican help of late) are moving us to the fascist* left.
Fascism--a socialist system whereby the government controls the economy but doesn't own the means of production. Why do you think socialist government want an income tax, when other systems would be much more efficient and produce more government revenue? Because it removes controls whereby they can blackmail corporations (who are willing enough given the business advantages they receive), it keeps the up and coming from diluting the ranks of the elite super rich, and it maintains Big Brother's eyes in all of our lives in conjunction with the War on Drugs.
China is still ruled by the communist party and therefore is a communist country. It's economic policy is referred to as "Socialism with Chinese Characteristics", and Deng Xio Peng was denounced by Mao as a "capitalist roader" during the Cultural Revolution (something Mao actually got right).
Communism does not exclude the use of the market economies to achieve their ends, as this happened under Lenin with the "New Economic Policy" (approximately 1922-28), there were periods of relative economic liberalisation under Khruschev with greater emphasis on market mechanisms, and finally there was Gorbachevs attempt at "restructuring" the economy to include co-operatives under Persteriokia. Yugoslavia also had decentralised economic systems based on co-operatives and a market economy.
Nikoli Bukhanin tolds peasants in the USSR to "enrich yourselves" much to the embarassment of the communist party; he was also a proponent of the kind of market socialist economics that may well be going on in China, but was denounced by Stalin (who also supported the New Economic policy) when they formed the "right opposition".
Keep in Mind that
Karl Marx was also a supporter of Free Trade because he thought it would destroy capitalism quicker- so communism doesn't fit in a traditional "left-right" political spectrum.
Communists will do
anything to build communism
including using a market economy to achieve economic growth. The end state of Communism refers to abundance of material goods and the freedom it represents
as well as common ownership of the means of production. Sometimes they suspend the goal of common ownership if they think they can grow the economy by private enterprise. So communism refers (at its most basic) to rule by communists. Communist ideology can be re-interpreted in a huge number of different ways.
As the above should indicate, the simplistic right/left political spectrum does not do justice to just how varied the definition of "socialism" is. equating Fascism with Socialism is a product of a Cold War slander, in which National Socialism, Fascism and Communism were considered to be the same. This was done
TOTALLY irrespective of the ideologies involved based on the assumption that any form of "socialism" was a dellusion perpetrated by the government to fool the people. Whilst there are similarities in what they did, the "why" of it is completely different. Communists weren't dangerous because they were corrupt; they were dangerous because they were utterly sincere in their beliefs. being corrupt implies you have a capacity for self-preservation.
I'll leave the climate change stuff alone on this one, but I strongly disagree with your view.