"In anarchy those same guards will one day realize "Hey we can kill all these people, and sell their houses so long as people dont think we will do it to them also... we will say it is our one time payoff for the crap positions"
there is just as much of a chance for police to do that in a government. next to impossible. the guards would be the same as police except they arent part of an inefficient government that wastes money, more is demanded of them because a company is paying them for a service. and unless all technology magically disappeared when anarchy became, there would be no way for the guards to get away with it, and companies surrounding the area would have to kill all the guards to discourage their guards from doing it.
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As it stands it is really hard to catch some serial killers, and serial rapists. Jeffry Dahmer, the Green River Killer, Jack the Ripper, the Zodiac Killer, the Tylenol killer, the Klu Klux Klan killings (though this would please Decimus)."
yeah because governments are after them, and theres no difference to the cops whether they find them or not, they still get paid, they still live a great life.
"With no police, and no trained persons"
there would trained persons, they just wouldnt serve a government, but a company or a neighborhood, or an individual, i dont see why that is so hard for you to understand.
"They could become the target after all, plus people resent in anarchy anyone who seems to act leaderish even if it is just a matter of skill and ability"
thats just a bias against anarchy that governments promote in their population
"a lie that pervades those who think without order we can suffice just fine."
wheres the order? if you think there's order in today's world, you're only deluding yourself. people would be able to delude themselves into thinking there is order in an anarchy just as much as they are able to in a government.