It should also be noted that the post-formation solar system has had a chaotic history with planetary breakups (several, including a big one that formed the asteroid belt), near-collisions, ejections into interstellar space, and several planetary moons probably being captured into their present orbits after their formation elsewhere. The assumption that everything should have condensed into a smooth and stable configuration where every object has the same spin is unjustifiable from the evidence of the real history.
Were you there? How would you know this. IE, you can't know this and are positing it as though it were a fact. Try again.
Of course, you don't even need to go outside. I just sat in my chair here, and oddly enough, the angular momentum of the universe doesn't seem to be preventing me from spinning in both directions. I was even right there to witness it. ;)