The "debunk" admits that it's a video from the WEF, but suggests that it's unrelated to what the WEF actually wants. The WEF was asked about it and they said it was just what might happen "for better or worse". Wow, compelling.

On its site the WEF is literally calling for wealth redistribution, reformation of capitalism, and government provided incomes:
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/07/great-reset-must-place-social-justice-centre/"Wealth needs to be more broadly redistributed"
"Governments will need to intervene more to ensure better and fairer outcomes from private sector investments"
"Capitalism as we know it needs to be reformed"
"Capitalism and socialism will need to merge"
"Wealth has become abundant, thanks to capitalism, but it now needs to be more broadly redistributed, as socialists have long called for."
"In the new institutional context, governments will need to intervene more to ensure better and fairer outcomes from private sector investments. One way this can be done is by introducing a universal basic income (UBI) funded by taxing wealth and passive income, and by making better use of public savings."
One article is titled:

And you are arguing that their video was just an example of what might happen "for better or worse" and is totally unrelated to what these extremists actually want?
The World Economics Forum thinks that maybe that Karl Marx guy was right after all:
The Nation -
https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/global-business-elite-go-marxist-davos/Strange as it may seem, debates on the dangers of rising income inequality are now de rigueur at the annual gathering of the global business elite at this snowbound Swiss mountain resort. During this year’s four-day meeting of the World Economic Forum, 2,600 corporate CEOs, investment bankers, fund managers and assorted social and intellectual entrepreneurs brainstormed and networked frantically during the day. Then, by night, they slithered from party to party in the old tuberculosis sanitariums—now five-star wellness hotels—along the ice-covered promenade.
More than half the 1,200 investors, analysts and traders consulted in a Bloomberg poll published on the eve of the summit agreed that inequality damages economic growth. “Marx was right; capitalism creates obstacles to its own advancement,” said Roubini. The audience nodded in agreement and then headed off for sessions on new investment opportunities in “frontier markets” like Mongolia and Azerbaijan.
Economist -
https://web.archive.org/web/20200516154508if_/https://www.economist.com/books-and-arts/2018/05/03/rulers-of-the-world-read-karl-marxThe World Economic Forum’s annual jamboree in Davos, Switzerland, might well be retitled “Marx was right”.
They have a video titled:
Can You Rent Everything You Need in Life?So is this actually something that they
don't want? They are clearly trying to sell us on it.
Based on their other materials these aren't actually extreme communists or socialists producing these ideas?
Be honest. It's a video with 143 likes and 2.3K dislikes. Maybe everyone who watched the video just took it the wrong way and the WEF is really promoting things that they don't want but 'may' happen?


Maybe it will work this time.