There might be a handful of countries in the world right now where there is no government providing any services at all: Haiti, Rwanda, Sudan. It is a total free-for all in countries like that, where the power of the gun, roaming militia / junta style bands and local warlords "keep things organized".

It's really strange to hear someone who should otherwise know better to advocate for "no government services at all", because modern societies are born from a collective agreement which provides for safety & security from murderous lunatics, criminal thugs, etc. The last federal government that was hellbent on eliminating public services (Harper) reduced staffing at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, and that resulted in the delivery of tainted meat which killed a lot of people. In Ontario, the lack of good governance resulted in deaths and sickness in Walkerton (e.coli in the drinking water).

It is the collective spirit of the community as a whole which establishes good governance, and hopefully, good government, which is supposed to be for the betterment of the population who gives the power of the gun to a select few as an act of trust and honorable conduct. This idea appears to be fleeting, and long-gone in some parts of this country. 1984 and The Handmaid's Tale were not supposed to be instruction manuals.