I believe in private property ethic. You don't need an institution that defends (sometimes) that right but which you never signed up to, in order to defend such a right.

Firstly, you can defend it yourself, or voluntarily sign a contract with a private security contractor to help with that.

We are simply showing that even the idea of a minimal state is stupid. Force is not good, voluntary contracts are (which is redundant as contracts can only be voluntary).

I live in the reality of the last point, our police service is as, we have so many private security companies patrolling in my small town.

I am partially living the supposed anarchy (another word for a free market of choice, even when it comes to things like defense - something you should be able to choose)