Except we've never seen this case. You are ignoring market psychology as determinant factor. Things like sticky wages
Actually we do have seen this. Computers ! Computers have been getting cheaper and cheaper the last 15 years. According to Keynesian logic, nobody is going to buy computers, because next year you get not only a cheaper one, but also a more powerful one !
Turns out that the computer market is one in which the turn-over has been one of the highest.
We observe a similar behavior in cellular phones. They get cheaper and cheaper (except for i-phones, which are transiting to a luxury item). And the market explodes.
So no, lower prices in the future do not stop people from spending.