Productivity is not an issue. In a wealthy society, a man could easily buy enough food and shelter for taking care of umpteen children, but he cannot actually take care of umpteen children. Observing variations in total fertility rate over different regions and different times, we see that even in very poor societies, boom or bust, war or peace, wealth or poverty, make very little difference to the total fertility rate. The only thing that matters is female emancipation.
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Poolside is defect/defect equilibrium, the battle of the sexes. Difficult to reproduce poolside, difficult to have a family, difficult to have an old age surrounded by children and grandchildren. The only way to end the war is male victory, followed by some alarmingly drastic coercion. I base this on what happened on the shore of Port Jackson, when they were working with female material far more favorable than that which we have, and were initially paralyzed because reluctant to do what proved necessary, which is presumably what fathers had been doing behind the scenes.
Obviously anyone who tries what was tried on the shores of Port Jackson is not going to be left alone by progressives.
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When Black Mohammedans in the middle of Africa try overtly coercive methods similar to those used on the shores of Port Jackson, the Cathedral drones them.