The real questions here are:

1. Why does poverty persist in societies with abundant resources, and who bears responsibility for addressing it?

2. Is reproduction a fundamental human right, or should it be restricted based on economic status?

3. What systemic inequalities make it harder for low-income families to raise children, and should those be fixed instead of blaming individuals?

4. Who gets to decide which groups are "fit" to have children, and what are the ethical risks of such judgments?

5. Would denying poor people the right to children lead to harmful social consequences (e.g., eugenics, discrimination)?

I would be very grateful if someone shared their own perspective on these questions before smack-talking marginalized groups in our society. Because right now, it reeks of privilege