Amestapo refers to American police (literally American-state-police) and intentionally invokes the gestapo seen under nazism.
Anarchism is a stateless model necessary for the realization of Communism. In Anarchism, there is no state which controls the people below it, in favour of the people equitably caring for each other and keeping each other safe. This model inherently requires the abolition of police enforcement systems.
The bourgeoisie, bourgeois, or bourge, are the upper class of capitalist society. These people do not need to work in order to survive, and are the inherent enemy of the proletariat. These include individuals such as Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Warren Buffet, Steve Jobs, etc., who will freely exploit proletarians, especially of the Global South, for the production of excess capital, which they will refuse to equitably redistribute to the proletariat according to the Socialist economic model.
The bourgeois proletariat are proletarians who may make a large chunk or the majority of their capital through methods such as investments, but still require labour to survive. Were their investments to crash, they would be reduced to poverty.
These people often function as blatant class traitors and will just as often identify themselves with the bourgeois class, as cuts to the bourgeoisie will directly cut their production of capital, but furthermore must be treated as fellow proletarians. These people will either exploit fellow proletarians to escalate to the bourgeois class, or will be crushed under the boot of capitalism to becoming part of the major proletariat.
Do not divide yourselves from them or view them as a lost cause: they may be incredibly difficult to convert to Socialists, but once they understand the power of Socialism and will fight for it, their higher capitalist sub-class will grant much lubrication for the Socialist catalyst in our unfortunate status quo.
Capitalism is the society that developed to replace oligarchies, seeking to create class mobility (rather than birth-locked class systems, such as those seen in chattel slavery) by allowing people to accumulate capital - a medium through which labour is exchanged rather than direct equitable labour exchange - to escalate their class status.
However, the capitalist system is so fundamentally flawed that it consistently leads to the exploitation of the proletarian class by the bourgeois class, leading to the vast majority of capitalist nations placing restrictions on capitalism, though these inevitably fail to prevent the inherent problems of capitalism: that it recreates the system of oligarchy by making it impossible for the proletarian class to escalate to the status of bourgeoisie with enough time.
Consequently, as acknowledged by Karl Marx in The Communist Manifesto, the noble intent of capitalism has outlived its purpose, and the logical next socioeconomic step for humanity is Communism. To this effect, the word capitalism does not receive the same respect of capitalization as Communism.
A commune is an organization of Socialists who provide for each other equitably according to a Socialist model. These people will often need to pool the capital earned from the capitalist model together and equitably distribute this capital to meet each worker's needs. Unfortunately, in many capitalist countries, the creation of a commune inherently requires its members to have accumulated enough monetary capital to acquire land capital for which to establish the commune upon.
Communism refers to a stateless, classless, moneyless (or more accurately, a Concordial) society. This requires a combination of Anarchism, a type of society that abolishes top-down government structures in favour of equitable control and care, with a titular anti-capitalist model that abolishes capital, i.e. removing the mediums through which labour are exchanged (such as money, land, honour, glory, slavery, weaponry, etc.), in favour of trading equitable human labor for equivalent human labour without requiring a middle-man, to assist in the dismantling of class systems that irrationally divide us into positions above or below one another.
In order to successfully reach Communism, the entirely of humanity must be united as one singular species aligned towards the equitable treatment of each other: as established by Comrade Yugopnik, Unitas Mundi. In some Socialist spaces, communism (lowercase) may refer to Democratic Socialism, whereas Communism (uppercase) may refer to Marxism-Leninism, but in Heoist philosophy is always capitalized.
Concordial is a somewhat redundant word which means of and from the heart. This is a word from Heoist philosophy to more accurately describe the anti-capitalist nature of Communism, in which equitable care for other people (as established by Marx, from each according to [their] abilities, to each according to [their] needs) is favoured over the mediums of capital.
Fascism is the unfortunate alternate natural progression of capitalism antithetical to Socialist liberation. Fascism seeks to recreate the Imperial Roman model of government wherein an upper class unites under the banner of fasces (literally, a bundle of sticks bound together for increased strength) to control the lower class with unrestricted dominant power.
Without Socialist liberation, fascism will repeatedly resurface despite the efforts of liberal governments to avoid it.
Leninism, often referred to as Marxism-Leninism, is a Socialist philosophy which criticizes Democratic Socialists for uniting with liberals over Socialists and eschewing Socialist philosophy to become class traitors (see: What is to Be Done?), and suggests that different flavours of Socialists unite into a single union, cooperating to realize Socialism together.
Leninism often concerns revolutionary Socialism according to Marx's philosophy (wherein he considered revolution a requirement, believing that reform would be opposed too effectively to convert capitalism to Socialism without violence), and seeks to create a Socialist state rather than Communist Anarchism.
A liberal, in Socialist philosophy, is a generally progressive person who has not been enlightened to Socialist philosophy. While these people can sometimes be easily converted, many have been convinced by the bourgeoisie a false equivalence between Socialism and fascism - despite their inherent incompatibility - and will consequently be violently opposed to Socialist liberation.
Liberals, especially neoliberals, will often be more willing to cooperate with fascists than Socialists. Historically, liberalism inevitably leads to the formation of fascism, and the crumble of fascism leads to the restructuring of liberalism: a horrendous sociopolitical ouroboros of negligence.
The major proletariat is a term coined for Heoist philosophy to make a greater distinction between the petit bourgeois, bourgeois proletariat, and the rest of the proletariat. The major proletariat concern the vast majority of the working class that do not have the luxury of self-employment or capital investment.
Maoism, sometimes referred to as Marxism-Leninism-Maoism, is a Socialist political philosophy that expanded upon Vladimir Lenin's philosophy of uniting Socialists to also seeking to unite non-Socialist progressives and guide them towards Socialist enlightenment.
Marxism is a word that can cover a myriad of meanings, but can ultimately be broken down to someone who follows the philosophy of Karl Marx. In Heoist philosophy, this will be used interchangeably with the word Communist.
See Leninism.
Nazism is a form of German nationalist fascism largely focused on antisemitism, but also concerns anti-Queer, anti-Transgender, anti-Black, anti-Brown, anti-Socialist, anti-Communist, anti-Disabled, white supremacist, modified Christian nationalist, and modified Norse religion nationalist philosophy.
While many modern fascists unite under nazism and neo-nazism, the vast majority of fascists would more accurately be described as just fascists. While nazism is often considered synonymous with fascism, it must not be discounted that nazism considers German nationalism, whereas many modern iterations of fascism (for example, Trumpism's American nationalism) will experience nationalism towards a different country, or even just white nationalism.
The petit bourgeois, or petty bourgeoisie, are working class individuals whom are self-employed, such as landlords, managers, private business owners, and independent artists. These people may identify themselves with the bourgeois class, and may be identified as the bourgeois class by the major proletariat, but these people are ultimately exploited proletarians granted a slightly higher sub-class.
As the divide between proletariat and bourgeoisie grow, these people will either exploit other proletarians enough to become bourgeois, or far more likely, be crushed under the boot of capitalism so deep that they become sub-employed. Consequently, the petit bourgeois must always be treated as fellow proletarians; while many may become class traitors, these people will benefit just as greatly as the major proletariat.
A proletarian, or member of the proletariat, is a working class individual, whereas proletariat refers to the whole of the working class. Proletarians are people who have to work in order to survive, whose human rights are altered to privileges that can be taken away by the bourgeois class at will to force them to commit more labour to produce more capital for the bourgeoisie. This capital is, for the most part, stolen from the proletariat, wherein the proletariat must fight over the scraps while the bourgeois swim in excess capital.
Proletarians will often be taught by the bourgeoisie to target each other, including under divisions of the majority proletariat, the petit bourgeois, and the bourgeois proletariat, rather than targeting the bourgeoisie to liberate the proletariat and place the formed proletariat and bourgeoisie on equitable ground from which they can both benefit, wherein the proletariat's human rights are finally realized as real rights, and the bourgeoisie exercises degrowth.
Socialism, even in the days of Marx, has often been used interchangeably with the word Communist, but may also be used to refer to the transition stage between capitalism and Communism. Socialism concerns a Concordial model of society which seeks to abolish class systems, though those who define themselves under the banner of Socialism conflict on the Communist ideal of the abolition of the state.
Unitas Mundi is the term coined by Comrade Yugopnik's titular manifesto of global human unity, which he correctly philosophizes will occur under the banner of Socialism. The Unitas Mundi Socialist model requires a one-world human government to form and replace the current primitive national structure.
The Unitas Mundi Socialist model is the most likely long-term human model, which can be interpreted as the most realistic realization of mass human Communism; whether this fits the Anarchist model by effectively making the human state effectively powerless in most matters, through the process of human matters being determined at the smallest possible levels of government wherein members are democratically elected into successive Socialist republics, is unfortunately a debate that will cause schisms among different flavours of Socialists.
The Unitas Mundi model, however, aligns with the Socialist Republic of Sol model of Heoism, and given its requirement of Indigenous autonomy, is not necessarily incompatible with Anarchist communes governing lower levels of humanity which autonomously cooperate with other Socialist republics for the greater human scale.
See Proletarian.