ITT: we compile a list of our board's frequently used slang terms and concepts.
Communists (usually of the Marxist-Leninist variety or its derivatives) who unironically defend any atrocity perpetrated by self-identifying Marxist-Leninists on the basis of 'historical necessity', 'anti-imperialism' or the offhanded claim that their victims 'were just kulaks'. Will usually wave off any evidence against them as either bourgeois propaganda, anti-communist fabrications or an act of imperialism against Dear Leader.
General pejorative for anarchists derived from the stereotype that anarchists have an infantile mentality and, (usually) unlike Marxist communists, are implied to have little theory beyond just taking down ('smashing') the state.
A person living under a socio-economic system who doesn't realize their subservient position in that system and may even actively defend it, e.g. a slave in a slave society, a peasant in feudal society or a worker in a capitalist society. For the latter, classcuck is synonymous to 'class traitor'.
Short for 'identity politics', which is an approach to politics centered around addressing the superstructural dimension of identity and its categories (race, sex, creed, etc.) as opposed to the basal dimension of (primarily) economic class.
Term coined by Young Hegelian philosopher Max Stirner in 'The Ego and Its Own'. Essentially synonymous with 'social construct', but more broadly refers to any matter which, socially constructed or not, an egoist could seek to either ignore, subvert or master to their own benefit according to Stirner's ethics of egoism.
The 'alt' in 'alt-right' (short for 'alternative') replaced with 'aut' (short for 'autistic'), used to allude to the alt-right's behavior and its similarities to the autistic neurotype (difficulties with social and emotional responsiveness, repetitive and limited use of language such as repeating phrases from television to make up for the inability of learning more, etc.).
The first part of the shorthand for 'nationaI socialism' ('NatSoc') replaced with 'NEET' ('Not in Education, Employment, or Training'), used to refer to the fact that many self-identified nationaI socialists are NEETs living off their welfare state despite advocating for virtuous, self-providing ethics.
'Libertarian' with the term 'lol' replacing the first syllable, used to mock (American) libertarians and their ideology.
Term used for projection against self-identified (American) libertarians to indicate that their ideology is essentially just about upholding bourgeois property rights as sacred and discarding everything else and thus has nothing to do with human liberty. Used also to imply that (American) libertarianism is illegitimately using the term because the term 'libertarian' was originally used by anti-property anarchists in France.
Me, a bundle of sticks.
Add any missing terms.
