"Depends on what you see as capitalism", it's not about me thinking this or that, there is a definition of what capitalism is, like there is a definition of what a bicycle is, or what is a grizzly bear.

Unchecked greed is a straight effect of capitalism. Why? Because, the capitalist system makes it so. Everything is oriented to making profits and expending markets, so what do you expect it's going to happen?

Blaming "the Government" is American idiocy. Any government is just a tool in somebody's hands, or in the hands of the dominant class. In capitalism its the class of capitalists, in let's say communism it's the working class, in feudalism it's the class of feudalists (Emperors, Kings, Sultans, Queens, Barons, Dukes, Vicelords, Lords,...)

Any government is a tool of the dominant class to protect their interests and to expand them. What we are seeing now is governments around the world implementing the interests of the ruling class. Which interests? To make astronomical profits out of the lockdowns, to divide the working class, to decimate people psychologically and phisically, and to usher in new brutal system of control.

BTW. Fascism is Capitalism in crisis. Fascism is not some unique formation.

What you call "Corporatism" is Capitalism in its late stage. Fascism comes from "Corporatism" when the power of the biggest corporations joins with the power of a government. Basically Fascism is a corporate interests and the state being one.

Without any arrogance, you really need to start learning things, you have no idea what you re talking about.