Anarcho-capitalists do not believe in a world with no rules. They merely believe in a world with no rulers. The natural law that no one may violate the property rights of another would still be in play in an anarcho-capitalist society.
Claims by anti-capitalists that private capitalist firms’ greed for profit is the cause of environmental degradation are wrong: environmental problems under socialism were much greater.
Talking about “reducing energy consumption” is only a luxury the elite living in their ivory towers can afford.
Representative democracy does not prevent societal collapse from fiscal and monetary irresponsibility.
How have such regimes come about historically and what are the warning signs?
Two common themes become obvious. The first is “penetration” – of govts and minds. The second is “control” of what we think, where we go, what we say, what we eat, and what we wear.