The traditional view of libertarian capitalists where government, democratic or otherwise, has no moral validity when regulating or prohibiting various forms commerce, falls on its face when confronted with the real world. The free market works passingly well for basic items that people are free to chose whether to purchase or not. It fails spectacularly when one party is forced. In situations such as those presented in TFA the market fails spectacularly, and government can and should step in, and so long as backed by the democratic will, has the moral justification to do so.