Anarchy is the friend of no one with their feet planted on the ground. Anarchy is also the most ancient self-fulfilling prophecy, a snake consuming its own tail. Freedom for the anarchist lasts only as long as the next anarchist takes to loot his home, rape his wife, burn his dwelling to the ground. None of the agents provocateur at work behind the scenes of the Floyd riots are true anarchists because no man in history ever was one. Anarchy is a state of being and an actionable philosophy that requires a hive of human minds drunk on mob insanity to truly desire and to truly bring about. The intelligence behind the Floyd riots? Whoever is running the show is anything but an anarchist. They're far to deliberate, far too strategic and wholly well thought out.
Dude, read the links I posted and stop embarrassing yourself....Anarchy isn't anything like what you've been told it is, by the chattering classes and the educrats.
The theory may not be like he says but the reality is actually just like we're seeing in the riots.
If we had anarchy in North America (no more United States then, right?), then you have anarchy until the biggest guy on the block takes your shit, and I didn't mention in my last post on this but, as night_son accurately states, rapes your wife.
Then what? After he does that to you and your wife, and your friends and their wives, the next thing that will happen is that he'll take your wife. And many wives (not wanting to insult yours so not her) will go voluntarily - they prefer the protection of strength over weak, skinny-jeans-wearing, soy-boys.
Then, you and all your friends get together and decide you're going to work together to fight Mr. Big. And you win. And you get most of your shit back and even your wives. But now you have government: you have a group of people working together to provide the services that they can't provide individually.
If you don't group together to fight Mr. Big, then he becomes King Big and you become serfs.
Either way, anarchy is a wonderful theory but a practical impossibility.