I understand your point from a politically liberal perspective. However, in a social market system, earmarked funds and appropriated money is already flowing th

I understand your point from a politically liberal perspective. However, in a social market system, earmarked funds and appropriated money is already flowing through the financial system, e.g., agricultural EU funding or even donations: not using them for the assigned purpose may be considered fraud, which can be legally punishable. So some parts of society seem to have agreed that under certain circumstances using money not for the assigned purpose is not desirable. And programmable money could support that.