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Originally Posted by madsenj37
This is true. You must remember that there is no law stating Monopolies are illegal. What is illegal is anti-competetive behavior. Libertarians believe that force or coersion is unacceptable and prosecutable under law, even in a limited government state. There would not be much difference in a Libertarian state from today's current state as far as antitrust goes.
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The anti-competitive behaviour outlaw in anti-trust law is not force or coercion. Its things like price-fixing, predatory pricing (selling below cost to get rid of competition), and other such abuses of dominance in the market.