Full Idea
In rejecting government, the true anarchist does not reject the idea or the fact of society; on the contrary, his view of the need for society as a living entity becomes intensified when he contemplates the abolition of government.
Gist of Idea
True anarchists accept society, which is more important without a government
Source
George Woodcock (Anarchism: A Historical Introduction [1977], 1)
A Reaction
Presumably drop-out anarchists are 'false' anarchists. The idea sounds right, in the sense that if you wanted any of the benefits of society, like schools and roads, you must create them yourself. Poor areas suffer if there is no central funding?
Book Reference
'The Anarchist Reader', ed/tr. Woodcock,George [Fontana 1978], p.11