Why are people so affraid of anarchy?

[bennyboy]

I think there's room to work with there.  "Every man is king of his own castle" should be more true, more often, in my opinion.  I'm tired of people always asking questions about the bruises on my kids, or the blood-soaked rags that I leave in my trash, or about the various sexual fetishes that I'm diligently researching.

Where I come from, a man being the king of his own castle includes a lawful provision for shooting people dead from his truck.  Privacy, property, custody, and harassment laws cover the other tidbits.  

One wonders how, without some form of government...we'd keep people from spying on us, or harassing us through our children.  I suppose we could shoot them - but without a castle law and a court to uphold our right to pewpew.......

First of all, let me be clear that I was being ironical.

That being said. . . I'd say that as soon as one person says, "I'm going to do X," and another person says, "Nope.  I'm not gonna let you do X," we've established a very local form of government. I mean, all it takes is a couple kids sniffing around my doorstep after my teenage daughter, and I'm gonna start laying down laws right quick.