I like your article and understand your points. I especially like how you remove the distinction between government and business because at the end, you stopped using the word "government" and used the word "organization". The problems you cite are found both in business and in government. And lately, it's been hard to tell the difference.

But one thing I've noticed is that anarchists haven't figured out that "evil" is a skill. The awful behaviors you talk about with respect to how government behaves, all of those are skills and they are taught. When are they taught? When we are very young.

In support of the above, I offer "Plan B for humanity":

https://steemit.com/humanity/@digitalfirehose/plan-b-for-humanity

It's an ancient article, but it does raise the point that if we're going to abolish government and replace it all with voluntary institutions and associations, then we need to teach the skills of goodwill among men and women. I am an anarchist, but I see that from a practical perspective, we need to raise a generation of kids who do not believe in the use of force to bring order to society. That skill set must be taught from day one, for everyone , to enable the dream of anarchism.