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Don't worry.

The Chinese will colonise Mars by then.

Future Martians will look Asian while future Earthlings will be Black.

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>tfw you'll see an Asian-African alliance to MUTTILIZE the white race

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How will they be self-sustainable with those numbers when they aren't even self-sustainable now

through better development, better infrastructure and more stability

Currently their infrastructure, education and health care isn't growing fast enough to keep up.

So the quality of life will actually decrease.

All excess Africans will move to Europe, like they are moving now.

I would argue that the population growth is the natural result of better development

And the funny thing is that most europeans aren’t white

You'd be wrong.

theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2016/jan/11/population-growth-in-africa-grasping-the-scale-of-the-challenge

*elects far-right parties all across yurop and cuts gibs*

pshh, nothin personell, nig

I would argue it's a result of free food and money the West keeps giving them for nothing, and the American Republicans and Catholic Church banning condoms in foreign aid.

>The dynamics at play are straightforward. Since the middle of the last century, improvements in public health have led to a inspiring decrease in infant and child mortality rates. Overall life expectancy has also risen. The 12 million Africans born in 1955 could expect to live only until the age of 37. Encouragingly, the 42 million Africans born this year can expect to live to the age of 60.

Since when is Sup Forums so fucking left wing?

foreign aid is not charity. It is a way to prop up dictatorships in africa and keep them loyal to the west

The wh*te subhumans are finished.

Yeah, but they are already over their capacity.

no, the west and japan are, hence the population decline

It was always that way

>In Niger, where GDP per capita is less than $1 per day, the average number of children a woman is likely to have in her life is more than seven.
1 dollar a day. Not so developed.
>If fertility does not fall at all – and it has not budged in the last 60 years – the country’s population projection for 2100 veers towards 960 million people.
>What has caught demographers off-guard – and has required such dramatic revisions – is that African fertility has not fallen as expected.
Oops

>Beyond unreliable supplies of contraceptives in many countries the greater obstacles to lower fertility are often male opposition to contraception, religious teachings, social norms, or misinformation about contraceptive options and their side-effects.
>These dynamics create the opposite of a virtuous circle. Rapid population growth helps overstrain educational systems and local economies and can be a challenge to any government. Many areas of Australia and England, both fast-growing countries, are contending with overcrowded schools, congested highways and stratospheric housing costs. The reality is that as the size of any populace expands, governments must construct infrastructure apace.
A 20 million people country has to prepare for a billion people. That's like the Netherlands taking care of entire Europe and more.
>Failure to do so results in per capita declines in living standards. In already economically strained nations, physical goods such as roads, bridges, water supplies, sewers and electricity systems are crucial, but scaling-up educational, public health and security systems are also required. Unemployment, instability and entrenched poverty follow suit.
So if they don't the whole system falls apart.
>Uneducated girls and women are less likely to overcome social barriers to contraceptive use, such as domineering paternalistic cultures or religious prohibition. Fertility remains high and human suffering builds steam.
Resulting in the problems increasing.

>1 dollar a day. Not so developed.
That'd doesn't tell you anything about the purchasing power of 1 dollar in Nigeria

>A 20 million people country has to prepare for a billion people. That's like the Netherlands taking care of entire Europe and more.
Netherland and all of Europe saw a huge population growth in last centuries

Our population doubled in a century. If Niger is unlucky they will have 48 times their current population.

And a 1 isn't a lot. Not even in Niger. And especially not when the demand outgrows the supply.

>If Niger is unlucky they will have 48 times their current population.
they wont, since exponetial growth doesn't continue forever

You're right. Because a disaster is going to happen.

i dont think so.
i think the child-birth rate will gradually decrease, just how it happened in europe or japan