..7 Billion People in the United States.

[Jim]

 

For those of too much "Population Control", or the "World is Overcrowded" freaks.
 
Density:
For those who are unaware of what 'Density' means as it is used in terms of population density, in layman's terms it means the amount of people living in a certain area. So if I say I live in a place with the density of San Fransico you will get the picture of a place that has a relatively lot of people, yet not so crowded as to cause claustrophobia, and If I say I live in an area that has the density of Houston then you'll conjure up living where people are generally spread farther apart.  And mind you, each of these two places I mentioned still have lots of roads, lots of shopping and offer a decent living environment.
 
Well, I've come across a few maps that shows what the United States would look like if we brought everyone in the world here. The entire population.  If I knew who created these maps I would give them kudos for it. They tell a much better Pictorially than I did trying to verbally explain it.
 
If we used the same "Density" as other places, what would it look like with 7 billion people?


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[scott_free]

if you go to any republican or teabagger party function, the density in that room is off the charts.  no light can escape that room, it is so dense.  the actual passage of time is curved due to that extreme density. 

[Mystic]

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[wxzyw]

It's the leftists who are crying "overpopulation"... it gives them excuses to slaughter millions of babies each year...

http://www.numberofabortions.com/



US Abortion Clock.org



   

In United States today

1,387.9


US since 1973: Roe vs Wade

58,696,428.4


By Planned Parenthood since 1970

6,994,094.4


By Planned Parenthood this year

32,741.4



United States this Year

110,173.4


US this Year after
16 weeks gestation

5,288.3


US this Year due to rape
or incest

1,068.7


Black babies since '73 in US

17,608,928.5



Worldwide since 1980

1,404,042,144


Worldwide this Year

4,090,046


WW since you loaded this page

59


Worldwide Today

[sweetwater5s9]

Asia is a little crowded in spots, I agree.  For the U.S. it is not the crowding but the quality of people we allow in this country which had always been monitored carefully until 1965.   Then it became about political votes, etc.   Ellis Island used to turn away those who were not suitable for this nation and for good reasons.   We should not be a leftwing dumping ground for political purposes.

[gwboolean]

Nice story line Jim.  So you can stand people next to each other in some portion of the US.  So what the hell does that have to do with the facts of what the consequences of 7 billion people living anywhere on earth?  7 billion people = cubic miles of garbage every year.  Water shortages over most of the world.  Food shortages over much of the world, Air pollution, etc. etc. etc.  So tell us Jim, how is putting all 7 billion people into a single place going to change reality?  Just curious Jim, do you actually believe any of the smoke you blow out your ass?