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I'm not sure, but it is a very simple change and it probably still works.
Vanilla Expanded makes a similar change, so I use that instead of this mod.
Aside from reading actual political theory, a lot of problems would be fixed if people at least googled before they committed to say or do something stupid. Even scanning a Wikipedia article is better than nothing. But a lot of these people distrust google and Wikipedia but will uncritically repeat half-remembered TikTok videos.
I mean, when 5 minutes of googling is enough to confirm without a doubt that Anarchism is a branch of socialist thought (like, literally read anything written by Kropotkin, Malatesta, Emma Goldman, etc., just a few paragraphs), it becomes immediately obvious a lot of people here are talking (shouting really) via means of explosive diarrhea from both ends.
Individualism vs Collectivism is a false dichotomy only spread by those who want to distract and draw false equivalence.
Yes. The comment section is something of an epic dumpster fire. Admittedly, I contributed to it, but at least I am aware of my own terminally online brain rot, as @Gerewoatle puts it.
There is no TRUE socialist state as there is no TRUE capitalist state. The "one drop" rule ought not to extend only one way. You should ask yourself to what extent the Finnish democratic control over their own economy contributes to their success, and what would happen if they gave up that control.
Virtually every state has a central bank and a public education system - two planks of the Communist manifesto, and most states have gone further, enshrining public health and housing and other rights. The Overton window has shifted way left over the past few centuries and even modern conservatives would be considered leftist radicals by the standards of the past.
The reality is, as you point out in Finland, that a strong democratic state adopts socialistic policies for its own interests. That is a good thing. I am a stronger democrat than I am a socialist, between a socialist policy and a democratic one, I'd pick the democratic choice. Happily, that dilemma is rare.