We could do this all day. I like the idea of vouchers, a basic income, and slow slope / no income guidelines. On the topic of food, I can legally shop for foo

We could do this all day. I like the idea of vouchers, a basic income, and slow slope / no income guidelines. On the topic of food, I can legally shop for food where the poor shop. Around here it is Aldi. If Aldi ever said, "due to federal subsidies and local laws we can't allow you to shop here because of your income" then I would have a problem. My county social services are the best I've seen so far. I can get some types of medical care for free and have access to the food pantry. They do ask for income, but don't deny free access based on your answers. It is the closest social programs I've seen that align with my ideology of equal access for all.