I've seen multiple people reply to you but you don't seem to get it so I'll say it again.

Some women physically cannot breastfeed because their breasts do not produce enough milk to sustain their baby. That is NOT a decision they are making and you are essentially saying that these women should refrain from providing their babies with nutrition via formula and instead underfeed their babies, causing malnutrition and dehydration.

How is a woman able to know, before she has ever had a child, that she will not be able to breastfeed? How is she suppose to know not to have a baby because she won't be able to provide breastmilk when she has never had a child and thus never had to produce breastmilk before? You are telling women to refrain from having children if they cannot provide when they themselves don't even know they cannot provide.

I would implore you to open your mind to other facts than the narrative you've created for yourself as your current view is both harmful to women and their children.

Shame on you.

EDIT: Also, I am curious about your thoughts on single fathers, who lost their child's mother during birth, and their usage of formula feeding because they can't biologically breastfeed and there isn't enough donated milk in their area to use. They didn't choose for the mother to die and yet, based on your post, you are shaming them for keeping their child alive by feeding them formula. And what about sick mothers? What if a mother becomes sick after having their child and must take life saving medicine and cannot breastfeed as the medicine would be transferred to the baby via the milk and harm them? They don't choose to become sick. Do you shame these woman as well for choosing to stay alive by taking the medicine so their child can have a mother?  Open your eyes and realize that not all situations are the same and some must formula feed to keep the child alive.