Lowaicue
英語在香港
No, like I said, your confusion is in the meaning of "higher rates". And seemingly unable to realize that higher rates of poverty result in "inadequate funding"
Your question was: Do you see as "good", more children born to single mothers with higher rates of poverty, juvenile delinquincy, drug and alchohol abuse, teen pregnancy and criminal convictions as an adult?
The first part which is: Do you see as "good", more children born to single mothers with higher rates of poverty I do not really understand, apart from by deduction, what you mean. We do not usually talk about poverty by using the word 'rate'. 'Rate' is usually reserved for monetary affairs - rate of exchange, bank rate, etc. You would have had a better chance of eliciting and answer had you written: ' ....... higher instances of poverty' but that is by the by. You do not allow, in your question, the possibility of an opinion about single mothers who are not in poverty, nor do you allow for conventional families caught in poverty.
So I can answer that I do not see as good the high incidence of poor unmarried mothers unless, of course, they are helped by the state or by other agencies. The love a mother for her child - any single mother - is preferable to the misery of living in a violent household or handing the child to an adoption agency or similar. I hope you can now see that your question, thus far, doesn't really work.
But you then compound the 'crime' as it were, by including juvenile delinquents, drug and/or alcohol abuse, teen pregnancies and criminal convictions.
I do not know where you live, but in all the societies of which I have been part those particular points cannot and are not lumped together.
I feel sorry for you if it is the case in your town. Perhaps now is the time to get into the community and help. If you are doing so please excuse me.