Pretty much every libertarian I know of believes the state should enforce property law. In anarcho-capitalism, people apparently have property rights to land t

Pretty much every libertarian I know of believes the state should enforce property law. In anarcho-capitalism, people apparently have property rights to land that "he occupies and puts to use by means of his body, provided only that no one else has already occupied or used the same places and goods before him", per Wikipedia. Property rights defined on this basis (which is to say, none, as there is no such land in the real world) would somehow be enforced by private courts, maybe with use of force by everybody when everyone agrees with each other, somehow? What.