Flavors of Anarchy:

Depends on the definition of anarchy. There are definition definitions to anarchy. But for the most part, bad versions of anarchy is destructive, of course. And like you said, there can be parallels between anarchy, communism, socialism, Obamaism, collectivism, Marxism, Maoism, Stalinism, Leninism, centralization, redistribution of the wealth, the Robin Hood scam, the religion of seeking after a utopia, etc, etc.

Independence

I encourage anarchy in the sense that people should try to take care of themselves. In other words, free markets, private property, the golden rule, etc. We will never have complete anarchy, globally.

Power Vacuums

What we do get are power vacuums where governments go down and other governments rise up to fill those voids which means anarchy can create tyranny that fills in the gaps.

Minimizing Centralization

So, we should always try to minimize authoritarianism, cartels, monopolism, corporatism, etc.

Governmental Anarchy?

Generally speaking, the biggest threats have not come from individual anarchy but rather from governmental anarchy.

Internal vs External Anarchy Cancer

In other words, when governments are corrupt, that is in fact a type of anarchy from the guts of 1984 Big Brother tyranny. Rogue actors within governments are like anarchy agents. So, the swamp is like anarchy within government. Also, government can also encourage citizens and immigrants towards anarchy. This is called divide and conquer.

Divide & Conquer

They create chaos so that they can come via the United Nations (U.N.), etc, to save the day. When you follow the money, the main owners, financial contributors, etc, etc, etc, then you will be lead down a path towards people like Obama, Soros, Rothschild, Bill Gates, Oprah, etc. Long story. All of this is a long story.

Follow The Money

Connect the dots. The globalists hope that you don't tell people about this. That's how they win. The more we ignore what is happening, the more they get away with everything that they do. The good news is that there is a bit of a shift in the 2010's more so than previous decades combined.

Turning Tides

We are fighting back against globalists, social engineers, etc. As long as we continue to fight back, we continue to turn this boat around.