> FYI, if I suggested anything at all it was that industrialization under capitalism is bad,
Here is exactly what you wrote above:
> Every baby step away from industrialization is a step towards sustainability.
It is hard to interpret it in any way except that this is the outcome you wish for.
Then I resign that my communication failed.
A baby step away from industrialization will allow people to connect with the world around them. So many people are disconnected from what non-processed food even looks, smells, or tastes like. Showing people that we don't have to eat the perfectly red, plump and tasteless tomato in exchange for a tasty, delicious, non-perfect tomato that they grew themselves helps show them that the world they've been conditioned to exist in isn't the only one available.
FYI, if I suggested anything at all it was that industrialization under capitalism is bad, and more people living a sustainable lifestyle will show that there's a way to survive without industrial capitalism. It's a baby step that shows people that it's possible. Not the end goal.