I want so badly to comment just the right thing here but there's just so much wrong with everything available.

Gender critters broadly cannot think anything coherent about capitalism because they have proven themselves, time and again, to be incapable of thinking about abstract social concepts and historical processes. Because "capital" is a process which cannot be given a clear material instantiation in the world I doubt any of them really understand much about what it is or how it functions.

"Radical feminism" was always assumed to be "anti-capitalist" (see: Ellen Willis) but the fact of the matter is that as a 60s and 70s cultural movement radical feminism was never once substantially able to understand, think critically about, or put forward a radical platform concerning any political matter outside of sex. Radical feminists were anti-capitalist in name but they never bothered to figure our what that meant.

So the answers we see are no surprise, just a little bit of history repeating.