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G Force G 1 month ago
Anarchy isn't really meant to "work." Its meant to be a morally superior system of self government that is based on responsibility, morality, and true cooperation with other individuals. The ability to muster an army of obedient slaves is a great weapon against anarchy. Somalia was booming when the warlords gave up on ruling the country in the 90's. But the US broke all that shit up in 2001. Anarchy doesn't work if the people aren't sufficiently educated morally and technically. Bureaucracy wins at the macro level it seems.

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G Force G 1 month ago
Haha I guess that was a pretty bad answer. Anarchy seems like an asymptotic goal that you can never really reach. But if you actually limit a governments functions to protecting the rights of the people it was declared to serve. So protecting life, liberty, and property ala Frederic Bastiate's "The Law" then you would be pretty close to anarchy. It sure didn't work out that well here in the states. Once people realized they could vote for politicians that promised to plunder their neighbors and then created these cartoonist puppet political parties it started to go to shit. This is probably why voters were required to own property in the beginning.