The left's anti-natalism

Commenter "Dan" wrote the following in a couple of places:

Here are 10 areas off the top of my head where ‘liberal’ theology is anti-natalist: 

1 – Pro-Life versus pro Choice (duh) 

2 – Worshiping the Cathedral (specifically higher education); the more time you are in higher ed, the less time you have to have children 

3 – Feminist careerism – can’t be in the kitchen cooking dinner for your kids if you are in the corporate boardroom, or most any demanding job 

4 – Antagonism toward religion – most religions are pro natalist to varying degrees 

5 – Feminist insistence in the sameness of men and women – makes women much less attractive to men 

6 – View of marriage as a patriarchal instrument of oppression – Children are much more likely to spring forth from married people 

7 – Upholding birth control as a fundamental human right (and forcing every institution to give it away for free) 

8 – The environmentalists view of humans basically as a scourge on the planet 

9 – Liberals’ attachment to urban living puts them in a setting not conducive to having children 

10 – Young liberals’ belief that they have a human right to pursue a field that is not economically viable means of course that they will not be able to, you know, support anybody.  

Oh, gosh and I forgot the most obvious ones of all! 

11 – Male homosexuality as the holiest and most righteous form of goodness that there is. 

12 – Lesbianism as the other holiest and most righteous form of goodness that there is.

Great list. How about a contrarian perspective? In what ways could it be argued that the contemporary left is pro-natalist (even if its adherents don't always put the putatively preferred behavior into practice)? Here's off the top of my head:

- More supportive of alternative fertility methods like IVF than many socially conservative organizations are 

- Minimal hostility for 'statutory' rape between consenting people (think the Roman Polanskis of the world) 

- Hostility towards Project Prevention and similar efforts 

- Supportive of the welfare state, which plays the provider role for absent fathers (and deadbeat parents in general) 

- Relatedly, exhibits lesser to non-existent condemnation of single motherhood and teenage pregnancy 

- In favor of more lenient sentencing for convicted criminals, meaning thugs are back out scouring the street sooner 

- Supportive of unrestricted immigration, with one consequence being lots of highly fertile settlers from south of the border making babies in the US

Additions/suggestions for both lists are solicited in the comments section, please.

Only the first item could be considered both pro-natalist and eugenic, or at least not blatantly dysgenic. That Dan's list of anti-natalism characteristics is primarily directed at the white middle and working classes, while the pro-natalist list is especially relevant to NAMs is not a coincidence. Don't misconstrue a little devil's advocate work on my part as indicative of support for the civilizational destructiveness cheered on by the left.