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Solving violence with violence is literally what the government does as soon as it's at an impass. Weather its cops, military, or politicians vioence is how the world currently works, people just freak out when its not their state doing the violence. The state often times 'solves' even non violence with violence. How were the recent protestors cleared off college campuses for a softball example? Private individuals are far easier to hold accountable than cops as is consistently proven in court. If you're worried about unaccountable violence, look first to the state.
I feel you. It sounds like you're saying "the way the world currently works" is broken. So why do more of the same and keep it that way? The world needs a new way to work. Let the old way die out, emulate a new way.