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If no authority is just, should authority even exist?

Hi. I’m not a philosophy student or graduate or anything, I’m just a high-school student and poet who can’t help but overthink.

The titled question is something which i’ve summed up as my understanding of how no single person or position of authority can ever be perfectly just, because no human being is perfect. This can range from a parent to the a government to the Supreme Court of a country. None of these positions of authority are completely just or fair. If this is the case, what is the argument to give these authorities so much power, without a guarantee of justice. It’s a question which makes me think a lot and i’d like to know what this community feels about this.
gpt
Well there seems to be two questions here. One is if no authority is just, should there be authority? To which the answer would seem to be no. 

But the question in the body of your text seems quite different, as it asks, if there is no perfectly just authority, should there be authority? To which it seems reasonable to say yes, if there are authorities which are broadly just then this can be perfectly acceptable.