Going to some store and lining up is very demoralising thing.
If food comes to your home from normal delivery with no different labeling then for paying customers, we could achieve new moral highs.
According to NYC:
> Starting today, 3 free meals will be available for ALL New Yorkers in more than 400 Meal Hubs, Mon-Fri: http://schools.nyc.gov/freemeals.
Since it's being run by the Department of Education, the pickup locations will probably be at public schools (the same as when the program used to be only for school children).
Perhaps, but also it might be just annoying enough so that everybody who really needs the food is able to get it, and people who can afford food don't take it. If that works effectively, we're saving a lot of administrative costs and reducing barriers to entry compared to food stamps where you have to convince the government that you need it.
Not only should people get 'free food' but someone else should have to deliver it to them as well so that they have 'equality'?