Pyramid of Capitalism

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On the contrary... there is order and law to be found even in the stone age. Why should a community be lawless simply because it is small?

I propose that if you don't wrong me: I won't stab you in the gut with a filed down crowbar.

The thing is, it ain't small, darlin'.
Like I won't probably stab you simply because I can, but I probably won't have to respect your property rights if there are no law and no one to enforce it.
And we will probably clash, ultimately.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercenary

And how do you expect those mercenaries to stay loyal to you?
What if the opposing side offers more money?

I won't have militias. If some people wish to learn to fight: who am I to stop them? But the last thing I'd do is mandate their organization.

In my experience: the police endanger everyone and especially minorities. If someone manages to unite the people and attempt to kill ice cream eaters: good for them. I am still capable of combat and I will turn to nobody but myself.

Well, I hope you have enough fightan' juice in you or some masterwork bastard swords if you want to survive in such a post-apocalyptic world.

Authority doesn't have to be a government. It can be simply a talented leader (as history has shown us countless times, particularly the famous Julius Caesar, who defected from the Roman Republic and turned it into an Empire)

And well, Rome had a government. Nearly, if not all human civilisations had some sort of government to date.
You think that Rome was based on anarchy?

Which, if you haven't noticed, they attempt to break wherever they can get away with it. Get rid of your military and they'll walk all over you. With a military they first have to buy it out from under the government

Well, this still is no reason to abolish anything.

The armed people of that building, the social denial of everything about you and your little gang (including the refusal to sell you anything), exile with you and your little friends by the masses, locks on assets, fellow mercs fighting you either for money or for prestige or just because they don't like your face, etc.

It's just like I envisioned the perfect society to be.
Fallout 2.

If your bodyguards betray you, you have bigger problems than anarchy. Not like they have anything to steal in a syndicate... it's the anarcho-capitalists that might have to worry about such things

I don't think they have to, since they won't ever realize such aspirations.