The point is the results of the worker's labor are more fairly shared in Denmark than in other places.

That doesn't make Denmark a socialist country.

You keep confusing socialism with totalitarian communism despite everyone here telling you that.

Where do I do that? The two are not the same, but socialism is also not the same as social democracy, for example.

you're conflating socialism and communism again...

No I am not. Means of production being under social ownership instead of privately owned is a core characteristic of socialism but it does allow limited private ownership (some property, perhaps some small businesses but certainly not large industrial capacity). Denmark's industry is privately owned - if Denmark were a socialist country, that would not be possible or at odds with Denmark being socialist.