From an entirely objective point of view, I'm an anarchist: There is no reason for me to be subject to any other person from time of birth, and to be subject to the laws of any land without agreeing to be subject to them. I never said I wanted a squiggle I can make with an inky stick to mean I agree you can take my things.
From a more practical point of view, I am a socialist. There is absolutely no way I can see anarchy doing utilitarian good, whereas socialism provides a safer environment for development and advancement.
Finally, I am a free market capitalist, as I don't believe humanity are capable of living without being able to gain personal advantages over others. However, I would insist that the government provide every citizen with a basic amount of food, sufficient water, and board in exchange for a certain amount of work(BUT living in state housing is only allowed in exchange for an increased amount of labour). My belief is pretty much that we should move on from pure capitalism and work to increase our level of technology and knowledge as rapidly as we can, that we should spread the human race as far as possible (making the new elements autonomous and widely spread) and that our total goal should be the creation of self replicating artificially intelligent beings, capable of working with us, or after we're gone.