I think the point is that you have poorer people who qualify, and rich people who can organize and pay to manipulate the situation. Then there are people in bet

I think the point is that you have poorer people who qualify, and rich people who can organize and pay to manipulate the situation. Then there are people in between, people who don't qualify, but also who don't have the ability to manipulate the system. Furthermore, that rich people are taking advantage of programs meant for poorer people is ultimately an unethical thing to do.