@reiko Said I don't work for free.
No offense, but that's the problem with the world. People aren't willing to work without some sort of cash payment anymore.
Back in the day, people worked without pay. Why? Because it kept them alive. They would farm and/or hunt and eat food that way, and they would use whatever materials they could find to make shelter and such. There was also a barter system, which is pretty much the same idea as money. Except it focuses on items versus little, worthless pieces of paper and such. I work hard, and I have a few dozen apples left over. I go to the square where people gather, and I find someone who has a nice hat they made that I want, and I see if they will trade me the hat for a few apples. Now, where's the difference between that and a person working at a meaningless job (sowing buttons on thousands of shirts - assembly line, factory job) and then buying the hat from a store that does not need the money you spend on the hat to feed themselves? There isn't much of a difference, except that you trade what you have worked hard on for something that another person worked hard on. Instead of relying on large businesses which cut corners in order to make more money for themselves.
I don't know about anarchy, because even the lack of a government could be considered a type of government, but I think people could do better without a large, nosey, know-it-all brother getting in their way. As long as people were actually willing to work though. Which people are not. It's an ideal, I think . . . not really meant for the whole wide world. People are too stupid and too selfish for such a peaceful thing.