From WSJopinion: The 'Nordic model' of socialism, which Bernie Sanders and other leftists tout, is more like 'ruthless capitalism,' says Johan Norberg
What is socialism? Some of its advocates have trouble defining the ideology. “Being a socialist means different things to different people,” a leftist podcast host told actress Cynthia Nixon last year.
“For some, it is a Nordic-style welfare state. For others, it is the liquidation of the capitalist class and the democratization of the means of production.” The host asked a flustered Ms. Nixon, then a candidate for New York governor, where she came down.
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