No. They're socialist. Everyone thinks of them as socialist. Sweden especially is considered socialist. Universal healthcare, disability welfare, redistributed wealth, higher taxes on the richer fellows, the whole nine yards. The most you could say that they aren't socialist is because not everyone gets a cheque from the government. But I'd consider that the only thing. And even that's not a requirement for socialism.
A quick google search could probably clarify your confusion over what socialism is or if it applies to any of these states, even Sweden. They might have a 'socialist party' in their parliament, but that doesn't make the state a socialist state with socialist public policy.
If your definition of socialism does not include the European systems, you should probably rethink that definition. Because that's just ridiculous.
Socialism would be making such workplace democracy mandatory for every firm or something
Oh wait. This is the problem. You can't think of socialism as anything else than in black and white terms, where it is the extremest of the extreme. I guess the USA isn't capitalist either, then, by that line of reasoning.
...You are dead to me. Or, rather, French to me, which is arguably far worse.
Dude, I know you're not serious, but there are Frenchmen on this forum too so take it down a notch.
Any love for Finland?
-Went to war with the Third Reich and the USSR -- TWICE. Still remained independent.
-Only country that has paid all the war reparations from WWII.
-http://This stuff.
-Simo Häyhä
-Allied with Hitler.
FAIL