It's already well known that governments hire people/monsters to develop torture techniques (waterboarding, sleep deprivation, etc.), so in all likelihood they have people working on mass social/mental programming designed to condition people to (even willingly) give their rights away and feel like criminals for even the silliest things they do... or don't do, like forgetting your wallet with driver's license before you leave for work. Doesn't your heart start racing when you realize this halfway to work and you nervously start looking in the mirrors to see if you're followed by a cop. (Of course in a WN nation there would be no fines for this.) I believe this is done intentionally.

Now it's 'illegal' to carry $100,000 on you, even if it's your own money. (I recall a scene from a movie I saw as a child on TV, way back in communist Poland. Guy got arrested for having ~$1000 US on him. It was his money.)
http://autos.sympatico.ca/automotive-news/3761/routine-traffic-stop-nets-rcmp-100k
A few more 'incidents' like this (to pave the way and condition the public) and they'll be arresting everybody with $50,000 on them, then $10,000, then $1,000. Soon you will not be allowed to have $100 cash on you because the government will not be able to know on what, where and when you spent it. Everybody 'by law' will be required to use credit or debit cards. They'll want to know what bubblegum you chew and what kind of toilet paper you prefer... just in case there is any correlation between the two and being a 'hater'. You'll have to prove (guilty till proven innocent) the ownership of the shoes and socks you wear whenever stopped by a cop on a sidewalk. You better have your shoe license plates and expiration stickers and and and... shoe insurance paid up or you get a $100 ticket. This sounds laughable now but it was also laughable few decades ago if somebody told you that you would have to have your car insured to be allowed to drive on public roads. (Under ancient English Common Law, the public has THE RIGHT (not a privilege) to the free use of king's highways. Canada and America inherited that right, but it was murdered.)