Nobody held a gun to anyone's head to buy this car. Everyone who did it thought it was a good value at the time they made the decision. Now that they perceive that others got a better deal, tears are flowing... but this is no different than anything else. Since people payed $700 for the iPhone 8 in 2017, does that mean Apple is obligated to charge the same for it today for fear of hurting the feelings of those who payed full price? .... or have the market conditions changed warranting the price to be reduced?
This is a case of "you can make everyone happy"... Tesla made a car that is pretty amazing... faster than any non-Tesla electric car, and faster than the vast majority of ICE cars on the market today.... not to mention autopilot, the best batteries in the business, the supercharging network, the infotainment system, etc, etc, etc.... and you can get all of that starting right about at the average US car price.
Last year they quite literally could not make these things fast enough to make people happy, and the OP was lucky enough to be one of the first to have one, and has enjoyed it for a year now... and he (and others) are complaining that it's not fair... not only should they have been the first to own them, they also should have got them cheaper than anyone else in the future.