You just proved my point, as well as the point that the commenter above you made.  I'm sure you honestly believe you've seen "too many" low-income people with gadgets.  Good thing you know them all personally and can ask them how they were acquired and what they plan to do with them, as well as where their money came from.  After all, if they're poor, they are obviously receiving benefits and not working, right?  And if they're poor, they obviously also don't deserve gadgets, no matter how they got them, right?  It's refreshing to see that there are still people in this world who know best how to gauge whether or not someone "deserves" help.  Good thing we have you to point out who should be helped and who shouldn't.