World's population in 1935 & 2013 by continent

[Peterski]

Change in global population (numbers in millions) between years 1935 and 2013:

Continent ------------- population 1935 --- population 2013 -- (percent increase)

Asia ---------------------------- 1144.6 --------- 4298.7 ------------ (+ 276%)
Europe -------------------------- 529.0 ---------- 742.5 ------------- (+ 40%)
Americas ----------------------- 263.8 ---------- 972.0 ------------- (+ 268%)
Africa --------------------------- 148.2 ---------- 1110.6 ------------ (+ 649%)
Oceania ------------------------- 10.5 ----------- 38.3 --------------- (+ 265%)

Total --------------------------- 2096.1 --------- 7162.1 ------------- (+ 242%)

[Ujku]

Africans will outnumber every other continent really soon.

[Finnish Swede]

Who was against contraception?

[Bobby Martnen]

Who was against contraception?

The first world doesn't have the population growth problem that less civilized countries do...

[Finnish Swede]

The first world doesn't have the population growth problem that less civilized countries do...

So it is ''sin'' in 1. class countries (even next worst thing after burning in hell) .... but just fine in less civilized countries? Based on God?

Very intresting ... indeed.

[Bobby Martnen]

So it is ''sin'' in 1. class countries (even next worst thing after burning in hell) .... but just fine in less civilized countries? Based on God?

Very intresting ... indeed.

The best, and only morally acceptable, form of birth control is abstinence.

[Peterski]

One correction:

That data is rather for 1935, not 1938. It was published in 1938 and it says "according to most recent data" and I assumed that it was for 1938. Now I checked data published in 1939, and they give "population by the end of 1936".

So that data from 1938 is probably for year 1935.

In 1936, the population was (data from 1939):

Asia ---------------------------- 1153.4
Europe -------------------------- 534.3
Americas ----------------------- 267.8
Africa --------------------------- 151.7
Oceania ------------------------- 10.6

Total --------------------------- 2117.8

Breakdown for Americas:

North America ---------------- 140.3
South America ----------------- 88.2
Central America* -------------- 39.3

*Includes Mexico, which only had 19 million people by the end of 1936. This also includes the Carribean.

[Fractal]

The first world doesn't have the population growth problem that less civilized countries do...

Yes but if they did you'd have the same problem as some of those countries.

For every John Richardson Corporate Lawyer or Greg Wellington CEO of Financial Johnson Services you have a few Whites flipping burgers at McDonalds or towing trucks on the side of the road.

Dare I say even 1 meth addict.

[Sandman]

Unfortunately, the European population is growing very slowly and partly thanks to immigration from the "Third World" countries. Essentially, the reasons for Europe's extinction are the huge depopulation caused by the Second World War and the enormous collapse of morality, especially in societies of the so-called "welfare states". The collapse of traditional social values such as the family inevitably leads to the extinction of these societies.

[Peterski]

American data: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...33#post4905233