I don't want to interrupt this nice tribal "capitalism vs unicorns" rant, but...
Decline in demographic growth is primarily a threat for social pension systems, where generation n pays pension for generation n-1 from their employment taxes.
If you had 10 employee contributing to 1 person's pensions say 50 years ago, and in 50 years it's going to be 1 employee, you can imagine it won't work.
"Capitalism" is extremely broad, non-prescriptive and non-binary system. If you have prices and free market, you essentially got capitalism.
Marxism on the other hand is a closed and very prescriptive ideology. When Lenin introduced (pragmatically) NEP in 20's, he was heavily criticised for non-compliance with the Scripture. Stalin fixed this :)
@kravietz "If you have prices and free market, you essentially got capitalism." Yes, but also know. Free market anti-capitalism (mutualism) is a thing, albeit kind of a niche ideology.