Chapter 1180

After Annie paused, she turned her head and “looked” at Catalina. They couldn’t tell what their expressions were because they didn’t have faces. It wasn’t until Catalina arrived at Hell Ruler Palace that it erupted.

“Don’t give birth if you don’t meet the requirements…” Catalina questioned rhetorically, “Make the child unhappy? Are you that kid? How can you tell whether he’s happy or not?”

“I’ve been there before, and I’d rather my parents didn’t give birth to me!” Annie remarked.

“Oh, it seems that you are so incompetent,” Catalina scoffed. “It’s all your parents’ fault if you don’t have an easy life, right? Others work hard from the beginning to live good lives and experience great happiness. You are unwilling to face difficulties and have given up on yourself.”

“You then blamed social reality and your parents for not providing you with a solid starting point. You don’t want to work hard; you’re a slacker, and you still want to get away from reality!”

“On the one hand, you hate the injustice in the world, while on the other, you are envious of those who were born into prosperous circumstances.”

“You blame your failure on society, your parents, or the pressure from competitors, but you don’t think about what you’ve done. Complain freely on the Internet, indulge in extravagance, and mock individuals who work hard to survive. That’s your problem.”

Annie was stunned and angry. “Who do you think you’re talking to?”

Catalina said, “I’m just talking about you! You claim that when the circumstances are unfavorable, the poor should not give birth! Does this imply that poor people have no right to have children?”

“You will rebuke people fiercely if a stray cat on the side of the road is taken in for sterilization.

However, when you see people in awful living situations, you then deduce that they are unfit to have children! Just who the hell do you think you are?”

“You can only give birth if the conditions are good; therefore, don’t give birth if the circumstances aren’t ideal. The poor are unworthy of life, enjoyment, or even having children.”

“Just listen to what you just said! You are incredibly self-centered, moaning to your parents and believing that you have a point. You keep stating that the poor should not have children if they don’t meet the requirements, as if you’re doing it for the sake of others!”

“You are not someone else’s parents or children; how do you know whether someone else’s children love their parents or not? What makes you think that other parents don’t love their children? Is it up to you to judge?”

“They don’t have good circumstances! Love is the only luxury that can be enjoyed. Saying “Don’t be born if you are poor” deprives people of their freedom to love and hope. That’s the most idiotic thing I’ve ever heard before!”

“You are blatantly self-righteous yet incredibly self-serving. Do you believe that your viewpoints are the most reasonable? What’s wrong with you? Where do you have the authority to judge another person?”

“People’s lives are difficult enough as they are, and you have to sneer at them, saying, “Don’t be born if you are poor,” and making the mother who works hard feel bad, depressed, and morally abducted!

What makes you any different from cyberbullying?”

“Do you still think your comment was sage advice? It appears to be logical. So parents should feel guilty in front of their children, saying, “It’s because of us that you have a bad life”? You make me sick!

Telling children that the reason things aren’t going well for them is because of their parents. What kind of nonsense is this?”

“Your vehement criticism of others is nothing more than a way for you to express your displeasure with the world! To make up for your failures in life! Distract you from your feelings of failure and self-

rejection! You are such an awful individual that you continue to vent your displeasure indiscriminately, telling others not to have kids while claiming that you’re doing it for the sake of them!”

“Shut your mouth if you can’t save your life on your own. Do not point the finger at others! Are you God? You do not have the right to tell a free man that because you’re underprivileged, you don’t deserve to have kids.”

“Do not give birth if you are unable to instruct!” you point and yell at children who have spoiled parents in society.

“People in poverty are reprimanded for having children if they don’t meet the requirements. You criticize them for their inability to educate children if they have money but are unable to raise them well. You are free to comment on anything you like. Shouldn’t individuals like you be reprimanded?”

“The country’s highest leader has no authority to look at a poor man and declare, “You are not worthy of having children.” How do you get the right saying, “If you don’t have money, then don’t give birth?”

“If you don’t have money, your kids will have to suffer along with you! It’s cyberbullying. Egotists who abuse others online! It’s none of your business! You piss me off!”

Catalina finished her sentence in one breath. Two thousand words were directly reprimanded.

Lilly and Pablo were taken aback. Lilly was at a loss for words. This was like having a debate on both sides. Everyone had a reason, so how should we judge this? It was difficult to be the Ruler of Hell!

So, who was right?