In a modest proposal What problems does the narrator say poor children cause for Ireland?

In "A Modest Proposal," the narrator satirically presents several ways to alleviate the economic problems of Ireland, including using poor children as a source of food and leather. He claims that poor children are a burden to their parents and society, causing poverty, unemployment, and other social issues. According to the narrator, these children are born into unfortunate circumstances that make them a nuisance to their families and contribute nothing positive to society. He argues that using them as a food source and exporting their skin for gloves and other leather products could bring economic benefits