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> I doubt they have more time and energy You'd be wrong. The poor are working two jobs. The poor are begging their boss for a couple hours off to go stand in

> I doubt they have more time and energy You'd be wrong. The poor are working two jobs. The poor are begging their boss for a couple hours off to go stand in line to get their kids on medicaid. The poor are walking to the bus stop. The poor are rushing to the apartment manager to give them partial rent so they still have a roof over their head. Time is something the poor have very little of. Edit: I see some of you drive by disagree with me. I see this all the time as foster parents. The poor are much more likely to be in a situation where their children are removed and so talking with the bio parents, I hear their struggles. But keep drive by disagreeing with me if that makes you feel better.

dsfyu404ed 7y ago
Those people don't need to engage in legal shenanigans to qualify for student aid. Also, you can do medicaid over the internet/phone/mail these days. Unless you have a problem with the workflow that prevents you from using these systems you should never have to speak to anyone in person. Or at least that's how it is in my state. Edit: Since I'm apparently so wrong does anyone want to tell me what kind of legal shenanigans people who are poor enough to qualify for financial aid need to go through other than filling out the forms truthfully?