Was Stirner a proponent of pure anarchy, where social structures, institutions and the state disappear entirely? I do not know if he was a pure anarchist, but he was an anarchist, but I agree with Levin that humans require some centralized government, some codified laws, a constitution and some courts and police, but that there power, scope and numbers should be strictly limited.
The state should be powerful, small, its boundaries strictly delimited by the constitution. Maximum personal liberty, private property and free market economics serve best to serve the purposes of a society of supercitizens, citizens, voters, judges and thousands of little presidents, running and administrating their cantons.
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