That is why in the republic which America was founded, the consent of the governed was necessary for government to function. The constitution limits said government, and the People are sovereign to it, notwithstanding their inalienable right and duty to rid themselves of a government that does not adhere to the will of the governed.
Its not a perfect system, that's for certain. And through the generations it has manifested into a democracy, or more accurately, a mob enforced dictatorship.
I see only one form of lifestyle absent government; a reclusive life in the wilderness. Whenever you live and congregate in masses, then the whole must be considered, and instead of having a million screaming voices there must be order and structure which can attempt to deliver the most sensible and rational decisions for the whole common good. If a few disagree, then those few must attempt to redress their grievances or else follow suit with the rest. In this manner, it appears that a complete justice may not have been duly paid, but progress has to be made, or nothing gets accomplished.
The choice is not too difficult to bear when considering the alternative, which is nothing short of a room full of irate screaming chimpanzees.