Anarchy As A Critical Policy

A few years ago I watched a report - when it was still good - about a city within the United States where the government was hardly present. The social experiment that unintentionally followed seemed to agree with some assumptions of the anarchist movement. There were no crimes, as soon as there was no need for police, economically remained with autonomy and social maturity.
What impressed me and took me to question the conventional model policy and hence the crisis of representation in the World. A poor society, social, economic issues, health, education and transport it takes a government to seek to intervene in practical resolutions to social problems, ie, the government is necessary for those who need to be governed.
Understandable that even laws exist to guide behavior and human behavior in a society serving as a guide to their rights and obligations, as the Apostle Paul, the law is for those who are without law, in the context of not having a coherent conduct. So we need someone to represent our needs and not only, but to be better than us to steer, guide and govern, sometimes even doctors are necessary for having disease so are politicians.

But the problem worsens when the imperfections of society are used as power of summoning instruments, those who do not govern us, but themselves, are not interested in leading, but master. There are those which the policy takes advantage of the difficulties as if he sold a remedy for a disease, due to illness. So the social anarchy experiment never worked: there was evolved and mature enough preparation for social autonomy.
An example is the dictatorships, the fascist regime and so many more, even through a chaotic and calamity become necessary leaders, heroes, police and doctors to be considered a setback in a benevolent anarchist society and selfless where society has reached a level of development and maturity unique and I believe that even the caste and class systems would not be necessary, as it says in the bible 'each would care of you.'
Government works as a father or mother, they are accurate until the child becomes an adult and mature, evolved enough to take care of itself without the need for the government of the parents or a housekeeper, which gets its name precisely
Social problems do not heal themselves, so the ideal model of anarchy is an end not a means. Anarchy as a means is chaos and calamity, as the end is utopia. While there are social problems the state and the government are accurate, so long as there is crime there will need police and diseases need medical. Government is for anyone who needs to be governed.