I think a lot of people think that in Anarchism, people would be free to break any laws they wish. Here's the thing though, if people are free to break laws, anyone who wishes to enforce the law is also free to do so.
Enforcement could be done in a way which would offend the people or in a way which would please the people. If that someone wants to avoid being punished or killed by someone else who wishes to enforce the law, that person would obviously want to enforce the law in a way which would please the people.
I'm sure the people would want to see a trial. People would carefully watch every thing the police do, so that things don't get out of hand.
The fact of the matter is, there is always going to be rules. You will never be "free" to break the laws. The infrastructure will still be there. It is just the management style which is different.
Anarchism is not about being "free" to break laws. It is about a different style of management which will eliminate poverty, almost eliminate crime, and prevent global nuclear war. It is about a new society of cooperation and caring for each other and the world.
Tony




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cheers for that.
But who would clean the sewers