Ask a capitalist how they would prevent monopolies forming in a true free market

>ask a capitalist how they would prevent monopolies forming in a true free market
>dead silence

Why do some people still believe in that incoherent ideology?

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dont let people form public corporations, one man one ceo one company

>dead silence

not according to my experience, the usual answer is that monopolies form due to government meddling in the free market and left on it's own, due to competition no monolithic company can exist

no thats only what ancap tards say

You don't understand the economic value of capital and secondary markets

>le ebil government

There is no REAL answer. I minimally regulated free market is just as bad as a completely regulated one. Libertarians are economical ideologues. They don't care about the facts because their sense of economics is wrapped up in their political beliefs

this guy does a great job at explaining

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I'm not a capitalist though.

Distributism/semi feudal economy, predominantly localised agrarian society - Fuck industry, fuck corporations, fuck big government and fuck public "education". Monarchy and church rule the roost, eat organic, slaughter your own animals, find a solid chick with good hips, form good monogamous bond ,work your ass of 3 days a week in God's country followed by lots of raw sex and procreate as much as possible, botched births and shitty medicine will sustain the population while at the same time teaching us to contront death and appreciate life, teleological natural selection will take care of the rest. Praise God and his creation, don't commit any foul degenerate shit and get your ass to heaven

in a free market, why would a monopoly be a bad thing? As a consumer, would you rather pay more for the same product?