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2/ The creation of crypto-anarchy is *entirely* based on the ability to allow the individual to defend themselves from systems they choose not to participate in. If that becomes inconvenient for you or others, that's irrelevant, their decisions have nothing to do with yours.
Not necessarily irrelevant; cypherpunk decisions may be a defense against his/her coercive decisions (and those of millions of other coercers and their agents).
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Who do you get to force to accept your worthless government currency? It's not a question of your rights being taken, its that you can't *force other people* to take your paper. If they choose to only accept Bitcoin, then you either agree to the trade, or simply don't trade.
Government is not the enforcer of property rights, it is the largest institution in violation of those rights by many orders of magnitude. The subversion of that institution is the restoration of individual property rights, not its loss.
This question's akin to saying if telegraph doesn't exist anymore then would communication not be slower? Yet the reasoning for telegraph "dying" is because broadband internet came along. So the very nature of *why* it died, is it being replaced with something better. So *yes.*
That wasn't at all what you claimed. You said, and I quote: "the whole cypherpunk movement is built on marxist sentiment." Which is absolutely false, and I *did* deny. Mimicking/mocking the words of the opening sentence has nothing to do with the principles it's based on.
I don't mean to say they are irrelevant in the sense of "having no effect." I mean in the sense of irrelevant to the question of his/her individual right to choose.
That's if I'm understanding your point correctly, but I am a little confused with the wording. 
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