If I can't convince you it's important, then either it really isn't - i.e. it's selfishly important - or I need to improve my rationale and reason, and find a better argument and more common ground. And then we try again.

I understand you want to steer the argument towards "when do we just pull out our guns and shoot each other?" but we don't, because that's degeneracy, not anarchy.

True anarchy is not a state of being, it's an ideal to strive for. Of course people are going to end up disagreeing, but then the educated and idealistic rationality and reason of the community needs to stand together, and pull towards the ideal, not devolve into factions fighting over right and wrong. Resolve conflicts with debate, and realize we can't ever agree on everything, but so long as we agree on something, we have grounds for working together.

If I can't convince you it's important, then either it really isn't - i.e. it's selfishly important - or I need to improve my rationale and reason, and find a better argument and more common ground. And then we try again.

I understand you want to steer the argument towards "when do we just pull out our guns and shoot each other?" but we don't, because that's degeneracy, not anarchy.