I'm not much of a practicioner of anarchy. I am, however, a believer in and espouser of anarchy. Market anarchy, that is. I believe in property. And I'm a libertarian, meaning that I believe that no one has the right, under any circumstances, to initiate force, nor to advocate or delegate its initiation. That means taxation is plumb out.
I've paid my taxes like a good little slave since I got out of college 25 years ago, so I'm as entitled as anyone to use the tax-funded services that I believe should be handled, fee-for-service, by the market. And that includes roads, fire, police, military, everything. Nothing that people do can't be done more cheaply, more efficiently, and more honestly, by the market than by theft-funded government monopoly. In my not at all humble opinion, of course.
But, as I said, this isn't really the place to discuss anarchism. Tends to ruffle the feathers of those who are still attached to the old, rapidly dying, system.