> But we don't we live in a heavily regulated society, and what seems to work fairly well is having a dealership system. This is a simple just world fallacy. M

> But we don't we live in a heavily regulated society, and what seems to work fairly well is having a dealership system. This is a simple just world fallacy. Most of the times the reason something exists is that it's the best available alternative, but there are definitely times when a systems exists because it is entrenched regulatory capture and rent-seeking, e.g. dealerships and healthcare insurance. You have to critically evaluate complex systems on a case-by-case basis and see where the money flows to make a determination whether it's good for society as a whole.