Danish ex-cop turned anarcho-capitalist activist rejects the state he once enforced

Lars Kragh Andersen, a former Danish police officer born in 1980, is now a public anarcho-capitalist activist operating under the pseudonym "License-Lars." His shift from law enforcement—the institutional exercise of state coercive authority—to advocacy for its philosophical abolition represents an uncommon but documented trajectory within libertarian movements. The nickname signals his focus: state licensing and regulatory frameworks that he views as illegitimate constraints on voluntary exchange.