AZKC
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"A socialist state (or socialist republic) generally refers to any state that is constitutionally dedicated to the construction of a socialist society. It is closely related to the political strategy of "state socialism", a set of ideologies that believe a socialist economy can be established through government policies. Alternatively, the term Worker's state is used to distinguish between a state where the working-class controls the machinery of government but has not yet established a socialist economy. Both of these concepts are distinguished from a socialist government, which generally refers to a liberal democratic state presided over by an elected majority socialist party that is not, and does not necessarily have to be, pursuing the development of socialism, and where the state apparatus is not constitutionally bound to the construction of a socialist system."
Oh I see, I get it now :headscratch:
Oh I see, I get it now :headscratch: