Anarchism 101 with Noam Chomsky

how do you account for violence within the family structure. or between neighboring tribes. or even between friends.

OBEY THE CHOMSKY!

he talk about workers councils?

nothing's perfect, in fact all ideologies have flaws. Some ideology may sound better than the rest, but perhaps only for that time period, and then later another ideology will take over, and then another.

I would have to disagree with your assertion that Government is tantamount to monopoly. They monopolize certain functions but not in the traditional definition which we attribute to that word.  Free markets have definitely contributed to the economic landscape as well, albeit negatively in many cases. Jamaica being one. I'm aware that Somalis battle Ethiopians who are trying to establish order. But order is what people want. Anarchism by its textbook definition is not plausible.

If you could establish it, wouldn't it by its own nature be more logical than anarchism? Also, I don't see free association as a negative conduit leading to democracy. By the way, it's "fundamental".

@meinLiebsterFeind
In reference to Somolia, it is useful to view a lot of the violence as being caused by western efforts to establish a government. Because if one gang is in charge of a state they have the power to oppress all the other groups. If you view the state as weapon, a lot of the violence in Somalia makes more sense. pm me if you want some more info. There are a bunch of great articles on Somalia.