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human
ELI5: communism vs socialism

I know this has been asked several times, but usually there is confusing wall of text trying to explain it. The way I see it is like this:

Communism is socialism with 100% tax. 

That means any country that has the concept of tax is a socialist country. 

Is my impression incorrect? Why so?
gpt
If you want to be strict to definitions, socialism is a very broad term that has a set of intentions but not a way to achieve them. Communism is a type of socialism that promises to acomplish the socialist objectives in a determined way. There are other types of socialism.

In reality, both socialism and communism get used to describe a set of policies, but each person has its idea of the set of policies that are socialism.