I've come to find that when we decide to give up our personal freedoms and put them into the hands of others, that's where we really need to have people who are inherently good. People who won't hide behind good intentions while they feed their egos and pad their wallets. I just choose to disagree with you in this point. But I would rather have a weak, decentralized government which changes laws slowly, than corporations running amok in a free market, able to do what they please. Though you see the U.S. Government as some giant controlling force, I would say that it's one of the least intrusive governments in the world, in terms of personal freedoms AND market control.
Law is fundamental.
That is the difference between an anarchist and a libertarian. The law must protect the individual's rights and property and set the rules to which we all have to play. That is what was so disconcerting about impeachment. It is also true that the law must be consistent. If we can make it up as we go, then it's not like having law at all.