A concentration of small government power

You aren't describing what socialism is as you have no idea what it is.

Processes are inefficient and slow incentivizing bribes(greed will always exist).

You keep bringing up greed. Capitalism doesn't account for greed, it is built on it. It doesn't stop greed from being abused, instead it rewards greed by allowing the few to hoard property and wealth which leads to those few holding more and more power and influence. Capitalism is literally designed like a pyramid scheme which everyone agrees is bad and doesn't work.

Socialism is the idea that if you work at a workplace you own it along with everyone else there. It's the idea that if you live in a home you own it with the other people that live there. It's the idea that we all own the roads and parks together. It's the idea that decision making (political power) and property is shared. There are centralized ways to do this, and decentralized ways to do this. The states you think are communist are shitty little oligarchies that pretend they will implement communism in the future yet never do. The problem with these states is that they aren't socialist, not that socialism is bad.

A lack of incentive to innovate promotes stagnation and complacency(lazy acceptance of an internal takover).

Most scientific advances are state sponsored.

Hostile takeover is a thing that happens regularly in capitalism. Also liberals are always the first to compromise and then form governments with fascists. So that's more of a capitalism thing I think.

Having their needs met means it’s not something to care about and so won’t care about it.

A big part of why the US is struggling so much is people don't have the time and energy to care because they are too busy working.

Protests and riots also either happen either because A: people have time to do them, or B: people have time to do them because working no longer provides enough money to live off of.

You are right however that misinformation isn't being countered and that any would be free society would need to work on ways to help people see through such things, and to not allow misinfo to be freely spread the way it is now. It's another core part of the problems we face now, but it's made worse by people literally not having the time to get involved in any way with politics, and with news being motivated purely by profits. Writing good articles isn't profitable anymore, but eye-catching headlines is, regardless of how true they are. If you are concerned about the quality of information today you should also be concerned about news being profit driven.

Within a system where you can hoard wealth and property. You can't under socialism. Really the big problem is wealth inequality. The less inequality there is the less corruption there is too.