>Fair, well regulated economies, work

There is not a single fair, well regulated economy in the world. Private interests of those with large amounts of capital skew the markets to their favor.

This is a nirvana fallacy. “There aren’t any that are perfect so why try?”

How fair and well regulated is not a binary option of it is or it isn’t and we can continuously try to make things better.

>we can continuously try to make things better

Who is "we" here? Because the current system is ran by people who have a vested interest in keeping things the same.

Also, I disagree on my comment being a fallacy. I'd almost argue the comment I replied to is a fallacy because it's comparing a theoretical well regulated market to the reality of what we actually have.

It's clear to me that such a thing could never truly work because it would require near omnipotence by whomever the regulating body is in order to prevent actors gaming the market.

Have you seen one of those lately?

Don’t know, but Europe seems to be doing better than the US in that regard. So perhaps some countries in the EU?