[Klinky]

It's not just "not perfect", it's extremely flawed. You didn't "go on" at all about its flaws or failures at measuring merit, and only provided a toy example of a superfluous mega-rich celebrity deserving his wealth while ignoring Hollywood's underhanded exploitation and accounting issues.

[TameAntelope]

Because something is "not perfect" or "extremely flawed" doesn't mean there is a better thing out there.

Something can be "extremely flawed" and also be the best option available, such as in this case.

[sudosysgen]

You have to make a case for it that isn't circular first.

The idea that there should not be any democratic input on the economy seems quite unsupported so far.

[laserlight]

How do you know there’s no better alternative out there? I don’t see anyone trying to find one.