ou have this idiotic notion that all socialism is somehow government-planned economies
Imagine saying I don't understand what I'm reading, and then accusing me of having "this idiotic notion that all socialism is somehow government-planned economies" when I never came close to saying that. I'm a Libertarian Socialist, jackass. Please go be disappointed at yourself.
Sounds like you don't even know the basics of what capitalism and socialism are. Do people in your country work for private companies? Do the people who own them make all executive decisions, reap profits, and pay (as little as they can) for other people to actually work? Are people able to use capital to buy into those companies and be in charge and reap the profits? Then that isn't a socialist country. Having social welfare and regulations doesn't make it a socialist country.
You are arguing that "socialism"- something that has always stood in opposition to everything I just mentioned - can be used to describe a country that operates like a capitalist country because an article on Wikipedia has one sentence that says so.
Here are literary references to back up the statement in economical theory literature that social democracy is indeed a political, social, and economic philosophy within socialism:
Eatwell & Wright 1999, pp. 80–103; Newman 2005, p. 5; Heywood 2007, pp. 101, 134–136, 139; Ypi 2018; Watson 2019.
You literally just copied those from the previously linked Wikipedia article. Wikipedia is your source, I don't believe you've read a single word from any of those works - nay, from any of those people. My sources: Das Kapital, The Communist Manifesto, The Conquest of Bread, and others, but above all, the real fucking world I live in. Edit: oh, and I guess I'll also add the others parts from that same Wikipedia article, the ones I quoted previously and you ignored.