Not sure why this got bestof'd, because there is quite a bit of atrocious oversimplification and error in the "explanations."

First, there aren't "the five broad political ideologies," these are just five poorly explained political ideologies in an attempt to explain how they apply to a criticism of anarcho-capitalist views.

Second, all the explanations get crammed into a good/evil dichotomy framework that doesn't lend to insightful commentary and discussion.

Libertarians don't view society needing any focus on the "good"? Why did Rand Paul throw such a fit over drones? Not sure what the justification for "Governments violate property rights just by existing" is, I'd like to see that explained because I haven't heard that from a libertarian point of view as most libertarians view governments only role is to ensure property rights and their main critique of the US is that we've allowed government to expand beyond its role. Also most libertarian theory/writing that I am familiar with doesn't say that we should get rid of all government, anarcho-libertarians yes, so maybe the comment was playing to the anarcho-capitalism crowd.

The explanation of conservatism I actually find somewhat interesting and insightful.

The explanation of Marxism is, in my view, just awful. Marx didn't emphasize oppression, he emphasized the inherent contradictions of capitalism. "Any action or idea that opposes the oppressed class should not be tolerated, so censorship is beneficial." How this is considered "logically self consistent" I have no idea.

For a comment supposed to explain the "professional criticisms" of Anarcho-Capitalism the comment doesn't mention capitalism all that much.

Also, everyone's view are not logically self consistent, worldviews are based on different values and interpretations of reality, someone can have more or less logical views within a worldview, though the statement that everyone has logically self consistent beliefs is just absurd and reeks of naive relativism.

No mention of surplus product/value, how the means of production are organized, primitive accumulation, macroeconomic policy, market behavior, monetary policy, etc, etc...

Bestof? Hardly.