Does responsibility curve outwardly in favor of the less fortunate?

Like Deni said, no one can [should] prevent anyone from their... life-given right to reproduce.

Having kids though is a different story. I then think about myself. I don't mean having kids but I was that kid myself. My mother nearly made the decision to have an abortion for various of reasons. I thought about why did she have me in the end anyway despite of her... being financially poor situation. She did have an abortion 5 years earlier then. So... I really like to believe that anyone should have a right to have kids just for the sake of yourself. I don't mean in comparison, but everyone and their kid has some kind of contribution to make. Even if its AIDS ridden country like Africa, but how do we know how they lived? Maybe they were fine til some country like ours decided we should do something about it. Same should be said for any other family...

We should really stay out of anyone's business, because I believe that things just work out like it should in the long run.

For example, Italy is one of few countries that has this phenomena where its people are recognizing the value/importance of each individual and yet they respected the amount of space they had in their beautiful cities and keep it that way.

It won't be long that other cities can follow suit.

Edit: Just remember... there's all kinds of forms of poverty. And sometimes having kids during poverty is a sign of wealth. How else? That kid helping out with the weeding or harvesting will bring in money for the family. More the merrier. And the plus side is, those who are that dirt poor would rarely know life on the other side and would care to. Gah... I have a freakin' headache... pardon me if this didn't make sense.

Jam it back in, in the dark.