I agree with and appreciate your comment, but I do think there is some validity in the more broad usage of "socialism" that has come to be. To steel man the other sides argument, if you have to pay taxes on an asset, be that the means of production or real estate, or else the government will come and take it away from you, it feels more like renting than owning, and the only thing you "own" is the right to pay rent on the governments asset.
I do definitely think that just labeling every government overreach that one dislikes as "socialism" is not the most useful.
I do definitely think that just labeling every government overreach that one dislikes as "socialism" is not the most useful.