Why are people so affraid of anarchy?

[Amarok]

I disagree . I think it's possible to make it work.

And what would you do to your local Trump, who screws you out of a contract? What would you do when a mudslide wipes you out and you've no shelter or food? What would you do when you've got appendicitis and the only guy local who knows how to handle it demands your wife in his bed? What about when you get robbed and no one will report to the nonexistent police because they're terrified of getting their brains bashed in?

If you don't think these elements exist in humans, you're wrong.

Once again you guys keep confusing lawlessness with Anarchism . And I have denied nothing . I have already pointed out elsewhere different schools have different solutions to idea of law and order . This is almost as bad theists who insist Atheism leads to nihilism

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For the hurricane depends on the school

Same for healthcare . Some anarchism argue health as a right and propose communal means of providing it. (Most forms of collectivist anarchism or Altruist Anarchists  And most on the anarchist left believe this) 

Most forms of religious anarchists treat caring for the sick as a religious duty.

Anarcho-pacifism would argue that not helping you would be a form of violence against you.

How would such a communal system work?  I mean, I need 24-hour help, along with important medication and technology to simply live.  Medicare and Medicaid are, for all intents and purposes, guarantees.  Yeah, assholes in Congress can change it, revoke it, whatever, but that's still a lot less volatile than anything anarchy suggests.  Now, multiply me by several million.

I'm not sure what you mean ? are you suggesting that a communal medicare can't exist ? And why would such a system be volatile . This sounds disturbingly like theists who insist that if laws don't come from a magical source then anything goes.