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Was it socialistic in name only, or actually socialistic in structure and policy?

By contrast, all the overtly socialistic authoritarian-Leninist states have evolved into slave states, mafia states, and totalitarian state-capitalism.

To me, Netherlands would probably much more prosperous if taxes were lower and Govenment is less socialistic.

The best way to restrain that abuse requires practices that are currently being attacked in Amerca for being socialistic.

Would you toss away all private profit and push a purely socialistic system?

At the same time, families are everywhere and the ones I know follow planned socialistic economies.

It is true that Greeks introduced crazy socialistic ideas like having written down in the constitution the law that civil servant cannot be made redundant.

I think we'll transition to more socialistic system when people begin to get desperate.

However socialistic it may sound, we have the situation where this solution looks reasonable.

> To me, [the] Netherlands would probably much more prosperous if taxes were lower and Govenment [sic] is less socialistic.

After all, military spending is possible, and that is probably the most socialistic system of them all, in the sense that it is state planned and politically mandated.

> Too many governmental jobs that has really no real value, but exist due to socialistic idea Data on that?

It stated pretty clearly [countries with] "highly socialistic economic policy (welfare countries)".

At the same time, countries exercising a highly socialistic economic policy (welfare countries), such as the Nordics and Germany to some extent have a far higher "average" quality of life, as well as (arguably) a happier population.