Agree on the first, not on the second. "Capitalism" is a means to an end, not an end. People like Shapiro and the mainstream of the Republican party see GDP numbers and economic "growth" (however that is defined) as the purpose of government. There are so many problems with that, not the least of which is the system is not set up to be totally free, so when something goes wrong, it's completely illogical to then demand a solution that only works in a totally free market be applied.
Take Google censorship, for instance. What is the free marketeer response to that? Build your own Google? OK, well give me billions worth of government grants, partnerships, and information like was given the original Google and we can talk. Until then, it's absolutely reasonable to come down on them, even if that infringes on the free market.
There's also the tendency that is near universal from the free marketeers to champion immigration, sodomy, etc. based solely on economic grounds. Ignoring that we aren't solely economic units to be processed. Your entire town being destroyed by wage deflation, drugs, Shylocking loans, and immigration isn't going to be solved by adding an Amazon warehouse to the outskirts or pointing out that the price of TVs have gone down significantly over the past 30 years.