> The problem is that you're suggesting we regulate the average citizen by replacing their money with rationed supplies. I’m not sure how my suggestion inhibit

> The problem is that you're suggesting we regulate the average citizen by replacing their money with rationed supplies. I’m not sure how my suggestion inhibits liberty on the individual. My suggestion is to simply change the way welfare is executed: instead of giving people welfare money you give them the actual goods they need to live a civilized life. The economic system would still be capitalistic, just the welfare is handled differently.