It's not really gaming, because people don't necessarily want to be on it. They tend to be genuinely unable to find work. I have a friend who works as a disab

It's not really gaming, because people don't necessarily want to be on it. They tend to be genuinely unable to find work. I have a friend who works as a disability adjudicator (i.e. he determines who qualifies or not), and he says that it's just barely enough to live on -- only the desperate sign up. The one type of systematic gaming he does see is parents pushing their kids onto disability; in that case it's just extra money.