And?
They also have agency and self control which infallibly controls their desires.
If you choose not to have sex, you won't.
Social darwinism is not "the strong live, the weak die." It is more than that, it is "the strong
should live, the weak
should die." When a social darwinist sees a weak person by some fiat not being removed form the gene pool, that upsets him, and he wants to fix it. Indifference is very different from social darwinism. To you this might be a distinction without a difference, but to me it has numerous philosophical consequences which I think matter.
The translation of your statement then is "government programs are needed if you don't want anyone to ever die." Which... I don't want utopia, I'm not delusional, so your "if" is irrelevant to me. I have no desire or obligation to create a world where no one ever dies.
Bad things happen. This is a fact of nature which you cannot change. All you can change is the choices you make.
This is our fundamental disagreement. You believe that if community support does not manifest, it must be forced to manifest using violence. I believe it is immoral to do that.
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Pic related. Integration was a noble goal. It should have happened. But if the cost of making it happen requires you to do evil, it is better to accept a natural tragedy than a consciously manufactured evil. To you, the material consequences are of primary importance. To me, the moral principles are.
We simply have different axiomatic philosophical priorities.