Anarchy, in its pure form, is simply self-government at an individual level. The rules are enforced by the individual, upon the individual, and there is no governing bosy over everyone to enforce its will upon everyone. CMDR Marcinko allowed his men to essentially run free, and enforce their own discipline, while he insulated them from the structure of the Navy. And, before you bemoan a lack of control, the Navy could not effectively 'run' Red Cell, without compromising its mission. I suggest you find a copy of Rogue Warrior by Richard Marcinko and John Wiseman if you would like more information.
Anarchy is a workable system, with the right kind of people.
Unfortuantely, they are few and far between. The rights of the individual in no wise extend to the 'right' to cause harm to any other individual for one's own enrichment, except in cause of self-defence. We do not enjoy a 'right' to kill, like we do not enjoy a 'right' to become dealers in dangerous narcotics. Anarchy, when practised by persons with a sense of duty to their fellowman, is a workable system. Anarchy, in its pure form, is simply self-government at an individual level.