>> Free markets are important. There aren't free markets in a pure sense and it's a good thing: - Standard oil was broken into exxon, chevron, etc... - Laws

>> Free markets are important. There aren't free markets in a pure sense and it's a good thing: - Standard oil was broken into exxon, chevron, etc... - Laws were introduced to prevent railroad barons from owning every industry by forcing fair treatment. - Electricity producers aren't allowed to sell directly to their customers in many countries. They are forced to sell it to resellers. >> as long as they don't do anti-competitive things like work together with their competitors to fix prices That's subjective, What does anti-competitive mean? it could mean making cheaper competing products as a retailer. It could mean refusing to host your product just like it happened to chrome cast. It could be ranking competing products lower.