I thought you were talking about China. Pretty sure those ain't socialist either:
"Luxembourg is not a socialist country, but it does have a strong socialist party within its multi-party system. The Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party (LSAP) is a social democratic party that has been a junior partner in many coalition governments. Luxembourg's political system is a parliamentary representative democratic monarchy, with the prime minister as the head of government.
Switzerland is not a socialist country. It's known for its strong free-market economy and high degree of economic freedom. While the Social Democratic Party of Switzerland (SP) supports social democratic and some democratic socialist policies, the overall system leans towards a liberal economic model with a robust social safety net,
according to Wikipedia.
Ireland is not a socialist country. It's a parliamentary, representative democratic republic, and a member of the European Union. While Ireland's political landscape includes socialist parties and influences, the country's overall economic and political system is a mixed economy, combining private freedoms with centralized planning and government regulation. "
Singapore isn't even located in Europe lol Are u sure you are European? Sorry, if i offendend you. Talking with people in here has made me associate being socialist with being broke. Most of the guys here bitch about their income and jobs. Good to see someone in this fucking forum believes in hard work.