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Originally Posted by CaptainYooh
- The fundamental stated principle of socialism is: "From each person in accordance with his/her ability; to each person in accordance with his/her labour contribution".
- The fundamental stated principle of communism is: "From each person in accordance with his/her ability; to each person in accordance with his/her needs."
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Communism is generally defined by the common ownership of the means of production.
Finland is most certainly not a communist society by any reasonable definition, not even a little. There are some government owned companies still, but they are rapidly being sold. (Generally on the cheap.)