Why might the facts the narrator reveals in this passage explain his willingness to come up with such a barbaric proposal in Swifts proposal?

The narrator's proposal may stem from a place of frustration and disillusionment with society's treatment of the poor and oppressed, leading him to present a shocking and extreme solution to highlight the absurdity and immorality of the situation. By revealing the deplorable conditions faced by the oppressed groups, the narrator may be trying to provoke a strong reaction and generate awareness about the urgent need for change.