Why can't we have non-government Adsense based(CPA)Food Stamps?

Why can't we have non-government Adsense based(CPA)Food Stamps?

Instead of people using federal tax money people that need food do offers(CPA,PPS etc) online to fund their FS.

Then they take their funds and go to a non-profit store to buy food at cost. The nfp local store/warehouse makes non-compete deals with product manufacturers for only selling their products and not their competitors.

interesting idea, given the right structuring......absolute possibility.

I think its a good idea but adsense is made for the advertisers to produce revenue from targeted users which have money to buy things they advertise same as cpa. so it wouldn't be fair on the advertiser to have all its advertising revenue wasted on non targeted non buying users.

I don't believe in any monied system. However, if we're in a money system then I would suggest that no one has to be taxed, and no land tax. All have land and greenhouses provided, and beamships too!!!! And that Big Banks and Federal Banks are taxed. I can't imagine more than 3 % would be needed to triple the monies for wonderful programs in every country. And an addition 1% for UN to help abundantly all people on earth in every emergency.

I believe in guaranteed income, in a monied system. Everyone gets a check above the poverty line. ie. middle middle class. And they can make more. Even if the banks needed to pay 5%

reply to post by CHRIS69za


Good point.

Thanks for your reply.

reply to post by Unity_99


If you give the entire population an monthly allowance(socialist economic planning somewhat like brazil)with 50% sales tax to pay for this system to exist what is to stop the market from inflating prices?

Like minimum wages and universal health care if you offer a service or monies for free then the market will inflate its prices to exploit the inflated market. There would be more money in the system and they would know it.

You would have to have profit ceilings to prevent gouging.

Good idea, I write this from a CPA firm.