Let's talk about anarchy

So... go for it.
And I'm not talking about hoodlums who stir up shit at otherwise peaceful demonstrations. I'm talking about real anarchy: where people are in charge of themselves and their actions/choices. (as we all are anyway, whether we recognize it or not)
Are you an anarchist? Why, or why not?

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Ok, but how retarded is it to think that capitalism is not destructive? Does representative democracy work?

 The funny thing is that the Anonymous work in a way that's even more unrestricted than anarchy. There is no central authority, no set rules, no meetings. Still they are very effective. This realy intrigues me and makes me think that there are other ways of organisation that have not been studied properly. I'm talking about the 'hive mind'.

Statist political structures are pyramid like (see dolar bill). Anarchist political structures are flat. I can imagine 'hive mind' type organizational structures as neuron networks where the re-organization of the 'cells' through constant feedback provides a usefull result in the long ran. (See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_neural_network)