By and large you'll see barriers to business and investment giving elites an unfair advantage in any capitalist system, but even in the mythical free-market where no one has any election rigging, regulatory capture, or market manipulation, capitalism is still a gambling casino of an economy. And the random winners will use their winnings to destroy the free market that ensured their success.

So free-market capitalism seems noble, because it is an appealing lie they want you to believe, so that you'll let them screw everyone over. It's inherently self-destructive behavior. If you argue for free market capitalism, you're no different than someone arguing for everyone to be blindfolded so that no one can take advantage of their ability to see.