>One child has no idea what the other is charged, it's just a swipe of the card. I disagree with this assertion. If everyone knows the rules of the game, there

>One child has no idea what the other is charged, it's just a swipe of the card. I disagree with this assertion. If everyone knows the rules of the game, there will be plenty of guesswork as to how much whom is paying. "Just" a swipe of the card does not make social inequality evaporate. And, in my personal experience, this leads to more prejudice, not less. To me, this screams oversimplification by the state (or whoever is responsible for making school lunches "politically correct").