Free markets are a game with rules set by the government. "Without using force or fraud" just means not breaking the rules of the game set by the government. It's a very deceptive way to describe rule-following. It implies a very idealistic, unrealistic vision of what those rules are and how they are made.
The people who benefit most from the rules control the system, making sure rules don't change.
The benefit they receive from the rules is to be in a parasitic, extractive, predatory relationship to most of humanity.
Why not use "force or fraud" to liberate yourself from predatory relations?
> just means not breaking the rules of the game set by the government
You can make up your own definitions of things as you like. It's a common rhetorical device to divert a conversation into a swamp. Me, I'll stick to commonly understood meanings.
The people who benefit most from the rules control the system, making sure rules don't change.
The benefit they receive from the rules is to be in a parasitic, extractive, predatory relationship to most of humanity.
Why not use "force or fraud" to liberate yourself from predatory relations?