So they aren't true capitalists? Why does that sound familiar? My contention with the likes of Milton Friedman isn't that he enjoyed monopolies, it's that his

So they aren't true capitalists? Why does that sound familiar? My contention with the likes of Milton Friedman isn't that he enjoyed monopolies, it's that his policies (and those of capitalists by any definition I have heard put on the field) tend to support and encourage the formation of monopolies. Markets are full of natural anti-competitive forces (again, just ask any investor about moats) and if you don't have a plan to stomp them out, markets just devolve back into the world's 500th mechanism for the people on top to extract rents from the people on the bottom. As a side effect, the monopolies grow into the same bureaucratic monstrosities they claim to be the cure for. Exhibit A: Boeing, per TFA.