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As for the main question from the original poster -- the point is to have an antagonistic force in the game, and give a unique way of completing the game that's counter to the "town hero" storyline. It's by no means supposed to be EASIER to go the Joja Mart route. It's actually harder in the long haul, which I think is a commentary about how the Walmarts of the world might look good for a small community at first, but they slowly leach the life out of them as time goes on.