Here's part 2. I tried submitting it all and it said it was too long.

Now, if you're not an anarcho-capitalist, that might not apply, but I could probably imagine a similar scenario for non-capitalist societies. The fact remains - it is impossible to get everything you want from other people.

Yes, like I said in my last reply to you, I wasn't talking about compromise of material goods. Of course I don't think I should be able to get 400 blocks of gold (this was my stupid analogy in my last reply to you) whenever I want them. But sorry, answering this was kind of redundant as I stated just a minute ago what I meant. I wasn't clear enough and that's my bad.

It's been cool talking with someone with a different perspective on anarchism. Even if we disagree significantly on some issues, I think all anarchists could peacefully coexist, and the difference between an anarcho-individualist and an anarcho-collectivist pale when compared to most other political stances.

I don't know how much we actually disagree and how much is just misunderstandings, but yes. I like talking about these things usually too. Sometimes people catch me on bad days on Reddit though. :P

I hope I didn't piss you off so much. I wrote this as I went along your comment and I cooled off a bit in the process, so I think I started off pretty snarky and became more level-headed near the end. I don't feel like editing it right now though, just wanna watch some Futurama and chill.