commune 

n. Rural farmstead, hamlet or bog inhabited by an anarchistic group of flower-people seeking to escape the usual confining bonds of humanity's fettered existence. Often seeking financial independence through the production of shabbily beaded assemblages and aromatic candles these clothing-optional settlements have largely disappeared since the sixties as a result of government intervention, better anti-psychotic medication, and cholera.

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Dude! We should gather a bevy of gals and totally start a commune!

Been there. Done that. Tie-dyed the T-shirt.

commune by gnostic3 November 13, 2016

commune 

a gathering of male friends who sleepover together, it would be considered gay to anyone except the people involved in the commune, wo argue that they are all straight people and just act like this when they are together.

Hey Jack, wanna have a commune tonight? Itll be raging fun...

commune by Dick Attck June 28, 2011

commune 

a group of people living together having the shared responsibility of picking fruit

They lived in a commune, picking fruit all day long.

commune by huntsalone January 30, 2023

Commune of Comics Industries (CCI) 

A fraternal friend group of five chads that produces comics: Prox, Tqr, S00cuk, Marco, Niv.

Bro, have you seen the new comic from the Commune of Comics Industries (CCI)
No, I haven't,
Dude, you're missing out man.

Commune of Comics Industries (CCI) by flameyTN August 17, 2023

Commune-Based Democracy

Essentially synonymous with Communal Democracy, emphasizing the commune as the foundational cell. The term often carries a stronger connotation of the commune being an integrated social and economic unit, not just a political one, practicing collective ownership and mutual aid internally.

Example: The theoretical vision of Murray Bookchin’s Communalism or Libertarian Municipalism advocates for a Commune-Based Democracy. Neighborhood assemblies would form the base, federating into confederations to manage regional affairs, replacing the state with a networked system of directly democratic, ecological communes.

Commune-Based Democracy by Dumu The Void February 5, 2026

Commune-Based Society

A specific, radical form of community-based society where the commune is not just a social unit but a fully integrated political and economic entity. In this model, the commune collectively owns and manages all property and means of production within its territory. Work is organized communally, resources are distributed based on need, and all members participate in direct democratic decision-making. Society is a voluntary federation of such self-sufficient, egalitarian communes. It is the structural goal of many anarcho-communists and utopian socialists, rejecting both the market and the state.

*Example: The theoretical endpoint of a Commune-Based Society is often illustrated by the short-lived Paris Commune of 1871, which aimed to turn Paris into such a collective entity. A modern small-scale example is the Twin Oaks Intentional Community in Virginia, which operates as a secular, income-sharing commune, though it exists within a larger capitalist state rather than as a federated societal model.*

Commune-Based Society by Dumu The Void February 5, 2026

the.commune 

White boy communist 🙏🙏

“The.commune does not want us to say hey mamas to him in public.”

the.commune by heymamasletmeradicalizeyou October 18, 2020