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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I've been looking into the whole libertarian thing and I found it quite interesting. Thanks for the links. As far as i understood the differences from some forms of anarchy are miniscule.

One interesting question: I read in one of the links you gave something about the libertarians being the trird political party in the US. Is this true? How many votes did they get? Also one thing that confuses me - maybe because I'm from europe and I'm used to the european anarchist traditions - how can you participate in state elections if you are anti-state? Isn't it like recognising an institution/regime you are against?

I don't know, maybe it's me getting the point wrong, but it doesn't make sense.