You're already arguing past the point. Any society with public officials is non-free. Those public officials need to be paid out of your pocket against your will so they can spend your money on things you may or may not want in an inefficient way.

I argue for a fully decentralized society of private property owners who interact with eachother in a voluntary way, and where security is provided by the free market. I argue against the monopoly of the state on security, money and justice. That is, free security and justice through the free market and free money through cryptocurrencies.