I agree on the first part. It is often more important to change the current state than dream about the far away future. But in my opinion dreaming is also an important part as it provides our moral compass. It shows us the road that might eventually lead to the future we dream of. Can reach it? Probably not, but we need some guidance on the direction we should move now.

I think you example for resource wars as capitalism is not accurate. Capitalism would be to trade for the oil. Regime change and resource wars are not a consequence of capitalism but of statism.

The word capitalism has many meanings. In our media it means something different than when I use it. For me it is just the idea that interactions should be done on a voluntary basis. The appearance of money follows from that naturally.

As a convinced ancap I obviously love capitalism. But that does not mean that I base my decisions on greed. I love communities and people, I don't love money. Anarchism is very diverse and inclusive. You can be any religion, care for yourself or others, .... Its fine living as a community of hippies and not using money at all. Its about personal freedom, beeing who you are and not having to fit in. The only unifying part is rejecting all forms of violence.

The problem is not caring for the community, it is wanting to support that community by force. When I buy flour and bake bread, do you gain a right to some of my bread? Do you get it should you be starving? If I don't want to bake bread, do you get a right to force me bake bread? As ancap I would answer no to all of these questions. I just hope that we are friendly enough to share on our own when others are in trouble. I am trying to live in this way and I think most ancaps are actually very friendly and caring people.

Btw, I find it funny that you end your post by saying "I choose my freedom now" which is exactly what I do, just based on a different philosophy :)